#htc windows phone 8x

Last month we’ve given you a brief primer of the HTC Windows Phone 8x and we’ve recently posted the full review of its more affordable brother, the HTC Windows Phone 8s. Also, it’ll be beneficial if you skim through our full review of the HTC Windows Phone 8S, as well as our first impression of this device (assuming that you haven’t already) to get a get a better feel of the 8x in terms of design and construction. Now that we have that squared away, let’s look in to the first noticeable difference between the Windows Phone handset – the display. But let’s not forget that this it’s actually a first for Windows Phone handsets, as the previous iteration of the OS only allows 480 x 800 screen resolution. Just to show give you an idea of just how wide the coverage of the 8X’s FF camera, here’s an image that shows the HTC 8X (above) and the O+ phone (below). I never thought that ten months later I’d be fortunate enough to review its successor – the HTC Windows Phone 8X. Catch our brief overview of the Taiwanese manufacturer’s high end Windows Phone 8 offering after the break. Read more in our articles including "HTC Windows Phone 8X Review" and "HTC Windows Phone 8X first impressions".