HTC ONE 2: FIRST BENCHMARK, BETTER THAN GALAXY NOTE 3

If it seems obvious that the specifications of HTC One 2 will be slightly below the Galaxy S5, since while the next spearhead Samsung offer a 2K screen and Soc 64 Bits against a Full HD 1080p screen and a Qualcomm processor Snapdragon, which will probably be a S 800, for the Taiwanese jewel, it is not as long as the device skimp on performance.

Unveiled today, the first benchmark of the HTC One 2 reveals a score of 36,532 points AnTuTu, heralding performance theoretically superior to those of the Galaxy Note 3 which limits, for its part, to 33,814.

HTC One 2 exceeds the Galaxy Note 3 on AnTuTu.

HTC One 2 overwrites the Galaxy Note 3 to the benchmark AnTuTu

If this first benchmark HTC One 2 already shows two possible scenarios, the most likely of them will be the smartphone adopts a type processor Snapdragon MSM8974 clocked at 800 2.3 Ghz, ie the same as Galaxy Note 3. With a more optimized and less resource-intensive systems software layer, the gap in performance between the two devices is not really surprising either.


The second hypothesis that could develop reading the results of this benchmark HTC One 2 is that the device ships last Snapdragon processor 805, announced last week. This would, of course, but more significantly less likely seller.

Besides high-performance processor that should offer, the next flagship smartphone from HTC will offer a 5-inch screen diagonal and a photo sensor UltraPixels, all packed in a unibody aluminum design that will be the same as that of the three devices released this year the brand.

It will also be the first device to offer the new overlay software manufacturer HTC Sense 6.0 Android 4.4 associated with KitKat.