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Galaxy One X = Samsung Galaxy S III + HTC One X

June 11th, 2012 | by Thrystan |



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Bob Freking had an original idea: let’s combine the design of the HTC One X and the Samsung Galaxy S III, the top notch Android phones of the moment. The result is the Galaxy One X, that can be seen below. I honestly hope it keeps the quad core Exynos CPU of the Galaxy S III and the camera of the One X.

Galaxy One X = Samsung Galaxy S III + HTC One X

Having played with the HTC One X and the Galaxy S III I must say that the latter’s camera was a bit of a letdown. In the display area, both the One X and Galaxy S III are pretty good, although the latter is very bad in direct sunlight. And you’ll get a lot of that this summer… But let’s not let that comparison get in the way of this beautiful design. As you can see the back camera area looks like the one on the HTC One X, we also have Beats Audio tech borrowed from it and the overall impression is that the HTC model was more used as inspiration than the Samsung unit.

I would also take the microSD card slot from the Galaxy S III, some of its features like Pop up play, S Stay and the 2100 mAh battery, maybe. It’s obvious that Samsung and HTC will never agree to make a common device, but one can dream of such futuristic concept phones, right? Just put Android Jellybean on the Galaxy One X and we’ve got a perfect phone!

Galaxy One X = Samsung Galaxy S III + HTC One X

Galaxy One X = Samsung Galaxy S III + HTC One X

[Thanks Bob Freking]

  1. 2 Responses to “Galaxy One X = Samsung Galaxy S III + HTC One X”

  2. By Anony-mouse on Jun 12, 2012 | Reply

    This is one ugly phone

  3. By Jan on Jun 12, 2012 | Reply

    BOOORING! What the hell, what the hell has happened to concept-phones designs over the past few days. Really not impressed at all with any of the designs down to the bottom of the page, there hasn’t really been anything good since the Nexus concept announcements. I’m really losing interest in phones already if even conceptual designs bore me.

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