The camera on the other hand will be a single 20 megapixel camera on the rear instead of the Duo camera perched on the original One M9 with a front-facing 4 megapixel Ultrapixel camera. The phone will however be sporting the same fingerprint scanner as the One M9+.
While it shares a lot of it’s looks with the One M9+, you get a polycarbonate casing instead of the premium metal body that the One M9+ is known for. Sources say the phone will still be coming in about the same colours with Gold Sepia, Classic Rose Gold and Meteor Gray expected to be available at launch in late June for the Indian market with Hong Kong and Taiwan soon to follow. The smartphone is expected to retail for $563 USD (about RM 2006) which is a fair bit cheaper than the RM 2,599 retail price for the One M9+.
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