Two really silly prices imo. I woke up in a bad mood this morning, then I was put in an even worse mood, then I read this post and laughed my head off as these prices are just ridiculous.
Please please please please please HTC tell me this is an April fools day joke. At $700 even I would recommend an iPhone instead...
Meanwhile, for those who don’t really care for HTC’s Sense user interface at all, then we have good news. The Google Play edition of the HTC’s latest and greatest is now up for grabs. It is compatible with AT&T and T-Mobile in the United States, with no mention of Sprint or Verizon. Your wallet is sure to cry at the $700 price tag, but if industrial design is your thing, it can be yours in 2-3 weeks.
For those who winced at the price tag and want something cheaper while maintaining that industrial design, the Google Play edition of the original HTC One got a $100 price drop in the wake of its successor’s announcement. The HTC One Google Play edition can now be yours for $500.
Please please please please please HTC tell me this is an April fools day joke. At $700 even I would recommend an iPhone instead...
Meanwhile, for those who don’t really care for HTC’s Sense user interface at all, then we have good news. The Google Play edition of the HTC’s latest and greatest is now up for grabs. It is compatible with AT&T and T-Mobile in the United States, with no mention of Sprint or Verizon. Your wallet is sure to cry at the $700 price tag, but if industrial design is your thing, it can be yours in 2-3 weeks.
For those who winced at the price tag and want something cheaper while maintaining that industrial design, the Google Play edition of the original HTC One got a $100 price drop in the wake of its successor’s announcement. The HTC One Google Play edition can now be yours for $500.
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