Pretty much official right now, the phone is said to be coming with Jelly Bean, 64GB internal storage, 1.7GHz quad-core processor (over-clocked Tegra 3?), 8MP rear camera, and Beats Audio integration.
Given the fact that the high pricing of product in UK and other European countries is because of hefty VAT, the India price is expected to be on the lower side.
In a separate leak, we have the first clear images of the phone, which suggest that HTC is keeping the same design and will only be boosting the internals.
As far as other specs are concerned, previous leaks indicate the phone will have 1GB of RAM and the latest version of Sense UI. We hope that company has further refined the UI, because it is single frustrating feature on One X.
We had also seen the first image of T-Mobile branded One X Plus recently.
