The
Butterfly is yet another stylish high-end Android phone from the
Taiwanese device maker HTC. From Sensation to One X, the company's
mobile phones are known for their extraordinary touchscreen, superior
technology and stunning design.
But the Butterfly seems to have marked the arrival of the era of the smartphone with full high definition screen; it is equipped with a 5-inch super LCD 3 display with full HD resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels). As a comparison, Apple's iPhone 5 has a pixel density of 326ppi while the Samsung Galaxy Note II offers 267ppi.
The design of the phone makes a great first impression. The Butterfly has a 5-inch display size but once you hold it with one hand, you won't really think it's that big. It is constructed largely from plastic, a major deviation from many of HTC's previous aluminium unibody designs. This 140 grams device (model X920d) looks very fine with its slim body.
The real attraction, though, is the 5-inch full HD super LCD 3 screen—it's truly a sight to behold. The super LCD 2 seen in HTC's previous flagship One X was arguably the best panel on the market, but we think its successor is the new champion. Colour reproduction is excellent, the 440ppi resolution is astonishing, viewing angles are superb and brightness is almost unrivaled.
But the Butterfly seems to have marked the arrival of the era of the smartphone with full high definition screen; it is equipped with a 5-inch super LCD 3 display with full HD resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels). As a comparison, Apple's iPhone 5 has a pixel density of 326ppi while the Samsung Galaxy Note II offers 267ppi.
The design of the phone makes a great first impression. The Butterfly has a 5-inch display size but once you hold it with one hand, you won't really think it's that big. It is constructed largely from plastic, a major deviation from many of HTC's previous aluminium unibody designs. This 140 grams device (model X920d) looks very fine with its slim body.
The real attraction, though, is the 5-inch full HD super LCD 3 screen—it's truly a sight to behold. The super LCD 2 seen in HTC's previous flagship One X was arguably the best panel on the market, but we think its successor is the new champion. Colour reproduction is excellent, the 440ppi resolution is astonishing, viewing angles are superb and brightness is almost unrivaled.
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