HTC One mini gold edition appears online
After the HTC One, its younger sibling the One mini has appeared sporting a gold hue. GSMArena has got their hands on the leaked images of the One mini gold


HTC One 24 carat gold edition (Image credit: GSMArena)
While HTC may not be officially selling the gold One mini, it could join the HTC One, which is currently being sold by Gold Genie. The 24-carat gold version of the HTC One is available for pre-order. The 32GB model of the special-edition costs £1,895 (approx. Rs 1,90,127). The platinum version of HTC One is available for £2,095 (approx. Rs 2,10,193) while the rose gold edition is priced at £1,995 (approx. Rs 2,00,160). However, there is no word on the pricing or availability of the HTC One mini gold edition yet.
Let's take a quick recap of what lies within the HTC One mini. It comes with a 4.3-inch display sporting a pixel resolution of 1280 x 720. That amounts to an impressive pixel density of 342 ppi. The One mini comes with the same rear camera as the One i.e. a 4-megapixel primary camera with an Ultrapixel sensor as well as a separate Image2 chip for image processing. The One mini, however, sports a 1.6-megapixel front-facing camera and lacks HDR capability. Another potential drawback is that the One mini has 16GB of internal memory with no option to upgrade.
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