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Maxis offers HTC One S & Desire C on contract

Maxis has added 2 more HTC devices into their bundling line up with the recently launched HTC One S and HTC Desire C. The slim 7.8mm One S which retails for RM1,838 is going for as low as RM799 with 24 months contract of 6GB bolt-on data plan on top of any postpaid plans of Value First and above. Meanwhile the entry level Desire C that’s priced RM738 outright is offered as low as RM99 with 24 months bolt-on of 3GB data plan.

As usual, you’ll get a choice of 3 contract durations of 12 months, 18 months and 24 months with flexible data bundling of 1GB & 3GB. The 6GB data bundling is offered for a limited time for the HTC One S until 22nd July.

For the HTC Desire C, there are more bundling options including Value Plus Internet plans that offer voice, sms and data in a single package that comes in RM50/month and RM80/month monthly commitment. To recap, the Value Plus Internet 50 comes with 250MB of Data, 100 minutes of calls and 100 SMS. The Value Plus Internet 80 comes with doubled the data and 3X the amount of included calls and SMS.

More information on the HTC One S & Desire C bundling over at Maxis Android page.

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