HTC to go large with One Max?

HTC is soon expected to release a larger version of its One smartphone called the HTC One Max

HTC is soon expected to release a larger version of its One smartphone called the HTC One Max, after leaked images of the purported device were published by Twitter account @evleaks.

The HTC One Max, codenamed T6. (Image credit: @evleaks)
The HTC One Max, codenamed T6. (Image credit: @evleaks)

The evleaks Twitter account, which has a solid track record when it comes to publishing rumours, has leaked an image of the HTC One Max that it describes as "non-final artwork".

Going by the codename T6 internally, the device looks like a larger version of the HTC One. It appears to have the same aluminium construction, dual-speakers and non-removable battery as the smaller One variant, but is expected to have a larger 5.9in screen.

The current HTC One has a 4.7in screen, while the company released the smaller HTC One mini last month with a 4.3in display.

The larger screen means the HTC One Max will be expected to compete directly with the Samsung's popular Galaxy Note range. It will reportedly come with a 2.3Ghz quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor, 2GB of RAM, and will be powered by a 3300mAh battery.

Like the HTC One, the One Max will also come with HTC's "UltraPixel" camera. The custom image sensor uses enlarged pixels that the company says can absorb up to three times more light than those inside "most leading 13-megapixel phone cameras."

Are you interested in the HTC One Max? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

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