Sunday, September 7, 2014
HTC J Butterfly One version of the HTC M8 plastic and waterproof
The new HTC Butterfly J has similar features to the HTC One M8, with only a few modifications that can be seen as advantages or disadvantages, depending on your taste.
For starters, the HTC J Butterfly has a plastic body instead of the metal body of the HTC One M8. However, the HTc J Butterfly is waterproof, a feature that has M8.
Additionally, the HTC J Butterfly be lighter and better feel on hands, thanks to the plastic shrinkage. Also, HTC has kept two cameras in the back of the J Butterfly, but instead to integrate a camera with Ultrapixel the primary sensor technology, the company has a 13 megapixel camera. A 5 megapixel camera, and Android KitKat 801 Snapdragon processor.
It is worth mentioning that the HTC Butterfly J also has front speakers, but these do not have the technology BoomSound M8. Currently, it is not possible to confirm the difference in sound quality, but do not think its a big difference.
The HTC Butterfly J goes on sale first in Japan and while HTC plans are not known, you may be able to reach other parts of the world in the coming months, so be it with minor modifications.
For starters, the HTC J Butterfly has a plastic body instead of the metal body of the HTC One M8. However, the HTc J Butterfly is waterproof, a feature that has M8.
Additionally, the HTC J Butterfly be lighter and better feel on hands, thanks to the plastic shrinkage. Also, HTC has kept two cameras in the back of the J Butterfly, but instead to integrate a camera with Ultrapixel the primary sensor technology, the company has a 13 megapixel camera. A 5 megapixel camera, and Android KitKat 801 Snapdragon processor.
It is worth mentioning that the HTC Butterfly J also has front speakers, but these do not have the technology BoomSound M8. Currently, it is not possible to confirm the difference in sound quality, but do not think its a big difference.
The HTC Butterfly J goes on sale first in Japan and while HTC plans are not known, you may be able to reach other parts of the world in the coming months, so be it with minor modifications.
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