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All about new HTC Desire series smartphones

HTC has unveiled the all new Desire series smartphones such HTC Desire Q, HTC Desire P and the latest one is HTC Desire L. HTC might be in no mood to sit down after launching the best looking Android smartphone, HTC One in the market. That's why HTC has launched three low-to-mid range HTC Desire smartphones this month only. HTC Desire L is launched in Asia market, Taiwan and the price has not been yet announced by the HTC developers. So, till then have look on the specifications of three HTC Desire smartphones-

HTC Desire P:- The all new HTC Desire Android smartphone launched in the starting of this month costing 280 Euros. This smartphone is powered by 1GHz dual-core Cortex-A5 processor and Adreno 203 graphics along with 768MB of RAM. It will come with 4.3 inch WVGA display having 480x800 pixels and built with 8 megapixels camera at the rear resembling the HTC Desire SV. It is coming with 4GB internal memory which can expanded further through microSD.
 
HTC Desire P

HTC Desire Q:- This smartphone is officially launched in Taiwan with Android 4.0 (Ice cream Sandwich) having 4.0 inch WVGA display, lower than HTC Desire P and HTC Desire L. But, it will cost around Rs.12,750 much lower than HTC Desire P and HTC Desire L and powered by 1GHz processor along with 512 MB RAM and 4GB internal storage that can be expanded to 32 GB. The phone supports a 5-megapixel rear auto-focus camera with LED flash, but lacks a front-camera in picture quality.
 
HTC Desire Q

HTC Desire L:- It is the latest smartphone launched by HTC in Taiwan with 4.3 inch Super LCD2 display with WVGA 480x800 pixels resolution, better than other HTC Desire. There is no specific announcement in which Android version, it will come. It will come with 5 mega pixel rear-camera, powered by 1 GHz dual-core processor with 1GB RAM with internal storage of 4GB that can be expanded to 32 GB.
 
HTC Desire L

There is no news about the launch of above mentioned HTC Desire smartphone will be available in other markets or not. But, everyone is expecting that HTC will upgrade the Android version to Jelly Bean. But, this is sure that these Android smartphones will be one of the best budget phones for low price smartphone buyers.

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