HTC Source,
the phablet will not have a removable battery nor will users have access to a
memory card slot to augment storage. Users will be capped with 16 GB of
internal storage and will likely have to rely on cloud storage for additional
storage.
What’s unique is that there will be a second LED notification light for
missed calls and other alerts on the back of the device near the camera module.
The device is currently referred to as the HTC DIx, hinting that it could be
named the HTC Droid Incredible X once release. Whether this will cause
confusion with the older Motorola Droid X series is unclear.
Unlike the earlier rumors about the device from today, HTC Source is
reporting that the tablet may not have support for an active digitizer. The
source mentions that the S Pen and HTC Scribe from the HTC Flyer did not work
with the DIx tablet, which either means that there will be no support for an
active digitizer or that HTC has not yet enabled the software for the pen to
work.
Additionally, other benchmarks conflict with this rumors in that they show
the device to be powered with a dual-core S4 CPU, not a quad-core one.
This device, when launched, will likely compete with Samsung’s Galaxy Note II.
