HTC's rumored One Max creates the Galaxy Note look mini

We've already seen pictures of HTC's said 5.9-inch One Max, but new images from the China online community Sina Weibo help put the tremendous smartphones dimension in perspective. Shown next to Samsung's 5.7-inch Universe Observe 3, the One Max looks even bigger than its 5.9-inch display would recommend. It was said that the One Max will have a 5.9-inch 1080p show, a huge 3,300 mAh battery power, a Snapdragon 800 processor processor, and 2GB of RAM, but it now looks as though those specifications were wrong. From standard outcomes, this indicates it's operating the same Snapdragon 600 (a less highly effective processor than the 800) as the HTC One.

The One Max forgoes its namesakes' high-quality (and more expensive) metal development for a mixture of nasty and metal, just like the less costly HTC One small. Because of the identical processor and less costly development, it seems likely that the bigger device will be cost in the same way to the HTC One. It was said that the One Max would be declared in Sept, but with Oct illustrating nearer, the expected release time frame could be incorrect.