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Upcoming HTC Butterfly S spotted with dual front facing speakers

While HTC One is enjoying the limelight as a flagship device, the Taiwanese manufacturer has been working on its next sequel of its 5″ Full HD HTC Butterfly. The upcoming model pictured above is rumoured as the HTC Butterfly S which retains a rather identical design and 5″ screen size of its predecessor.

While it looks the same as the old one, the new Butterfly S is spotted with dual-stereo speakers at the front which gives a similar front facing stereo experience as the HTC One. Other changes include a newer Qualcomm 600 processor and its famed Ultrapixel camera, which is a similar offering as its flagship device. In terms of materials, don’t expect the premium aluminium feel but from the looks of the photos, the upcoming Butterfly seems to look better with a matte surfaced back.

According to the source, the device is expected to be launched on June 19th. Another close up photo of the Butterfly S after the break.

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