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More than One: HTC’s new E9 poses for the camera

Alleged new photos of the HTC One E9 have made the rounds online, this time showcasing the entirety of the smartphone after the initial round of leaks.

Like the HTC One E8, this could very well be the plastic backed alternative to the metal bodied One M9. Previously the smartphone was leaked in white and gold colours but this time it seems to be a rather dark shade and enveloped in a protective case. The rumoured specs of the smartphone include a MediaTEK MT6795 chipset, 5.5″ QHD display, 3GB RAM and 32GB internal storage, with Sense-d Android Lollipop.

Images after the break.

This image shows us the phone’s huge camera up close, which is expected to be a 20MP unit.

There’s also a chance that the smartphone could be launched alongside the upcoming HTC One M9+, which is expected to be announced officially come April.

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