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HTC announced Harman Kardon edition of One 2014 exclusively for Sprint
The Taiwanese multinational corporation and manufacturer of smartphones and tablets, HTC and United States based telecommunications and wireless service provider Sprint Corporation took the stage at the companies event yesterday at New York to announce their special edition Harman Kardon HTC flagship, One 2014 or M8.
Looking at its hardware and the design, HTC has done over a new paint job of Black and Gold flavors, where the new phone totally focuses on Media Junkie out there. The new smartphone is said to have industry-leading sound with the companys own proprietary front facing dual-stereo speakers and custom amps. The speakers are capable of HD Audio music reproduction via a 24bit/192kHz DAC, that streams out roughly six times the information of a compact disc and 60 times the information from a MP3 or online music streaming service, when playing high resolution (FLAC) audios, that can be downloaded from sources like, HDtracks.com.
The new Harman Kardon edition of One (M8) also packs in a custom set of Harman Kardon AE-S headphones worth 149 United States Dollars retail price, out of the box, featuring extended audio bass response. In addition the phone has got 160 gigabytes of internal mass storage capacity that can be expanded up to 128 gigabytes through a microSD card slot, a revolutionary new application named, HARMANs Clari-Fi, which basically restores and "rebuilds" music fidelity that was lost during the audio compression.
Other internal specifications remain the same, attributing five-inches Full High Definition screen of 1080p display, Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor, speeding at 2.3GHz, Duo-Camera of the Ultrapixles fashion, with dual-tone LED flash light and 1080p video recording, access to "world phone" global connectivity and Sprint Spark for high speed LTE network connections, along with crystal clear HD voice performance.
To add some bonus to the announcement, Sprint Wireless will also offer its customers Harman Kardon Onyx Studio for just $99.99 when bought with the HTC One 2014 (M8) Harman Kardon edition, which is originally worth $399.99 in retail value.
"For years, mobile music has been watered down and compressed into small, low-resolution digital files. The technological advances in smartphone processors and memories make high-quality audio possible today, so Sprint, HARMAN and HTC have partnered to bring this breakthrough to our customers," said Dan Hesse, CEO of Sprint Corporation.
As of its availability and pricing, the newly announced phone will make its way to all official Sprint retail stores by 9th of next month, May, where via Sprint Easy-Pay plan customers can bag one for $0 down payment on a 24-months contract for just $28.34 per-month.
Source: Sprint
HTC announced Harman Kardon edition of One 2014 exclusively for Sprint
The Taiwanese multinational corporation and manufacturer of smartphones and tablets, HTC and United States based telecommunications and wireless service provider Sprint Corporation took the stage at the companies event yesterday at New York to announce their special edition Harman Kardon HTC flagship, One 2014 or M8.
Looking at its hardware and the design, HTC has done over a new paint job of Black and Gold flavors, where the new phone totally focuses on Media Junkie out there. The new smartphone is said to have industry-leading sound with the companys own proprietary front facing dual-stereo speakers and custom amps. The speakers are capable of HD Audio music reproduction via a 24bit/192kHz DAC, that streams out roughly six times the information of a compact disc and 60 times the information from a MP3 or online music streaming service, when playing high resolution (FLAC) audios, that can be downloaded from sources like, HDtracks.com.
The new Harman Kardon edition of One (M8) also packs in a custom set of Harman Kardon AE-S headphones worth 149 United States Dollars retail price, out of the box, featuring extended audio bass response. In addition the phone has got 160 gigabytes of internal mass storage capacity that can be expanded up to 128 gigabytes through a microSD card slot, a revolutionary new application named, HARMANs Clari-Fi, which basically restores and "rebuilds" music fidelity that was lost during the audio compression.
Other internal specifications remain the same, attributing five-inches Full High Definition screen of 1080p display, Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor, speeding at 2.3GHz, Duo-Camera of the Ultrapixles fashion, with dual-tone LED flash light and 1080p video recording, access to "world phone" global connectivity and Sprint Spark for high speed LTE network connections, along with crystal clear HD voice performance.
To add some bonus to the announcement, Sprint Wireless will also offer its customers Harman Kardon Onyx Studio for just $99.99 when bought with the HTC One 2014 (M8) Harman Kardon edition, which is originally worth $399.99 in retail value.
"For years, mobile music has been watered down and compressed into small, low-resolution digital files. The technological advances in smartphone processors and memories make high-quality audio possible today, so Sprint, HARMAN and HTC have partnered to bring this breakthrough to our customers," said Dan Hesse, CEO of Sprint Corporation.
As of its availability and pricing, the newly announced phone will make its way to all official Sprint retail stores by 9th of next month, May, where via Sprint Easy-Pay plan customers can bag one for $0 down payment on a 24-months contract for just $28.34 per-month.
Source: Sprint
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