Review: HTC One S, Performance Mumpuni behind Classy Design

HTC brings one more member in the family of HTC One, the HTC One S. Caste phone is between X and HTC One V One that was already present. One S offers elegant design and is the thinnest smartphone made this Taiwanese vendors.Not only that, even if equipped with a dual core processor, the performance of One S in a claim to compete with quad-core. Really? 

Design 
Dimensions: 130.9 x 65 x 7.8 mm, 119.5 grams; full touchscreen; material anodized aluminum and corning gorilla glass; 3.5mm audio jack and the power button / screen lock; volume rocker; hole mic, micro USB port (around the phone from the top) three touch buttons below the screen (back, home and task switcher)One S is available in two options called HTC with ultra-matte black and gray gradient. Although using aluminum One's still light even lighter than the Galaxy S II that uses plastic materials. One S also has a thickness of only 7.8mm so awesome.

Slightly different from the One X which also uses the concept of a unibody, One S has a little plastic panel in the rear body up and down.

The panel also serves as a plastic top cover access to micro SIM slot antenna elements and where fitted, the right choice to avoid the death grip problem. 

Display 
AMOLED capacitive touch screen, 16 million colors, 540 x 960 pixels, 4.3 inches (~ 256 ppi pixel density), multi-touch, corning Gorilla Glass

HTC One S uses the screen size and resolution are the same as those owned Sensation XE.

But this time HTC chose to use than the S AMOLED panel LCD like Sensation XE.
 
Screen panels, size and resolution really the same once PULSE find on the Motorola RAZR XT910. And of course the qualities of both balanced by a bright image display, has good contrast and color and wide viewing angles.

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