New level of awesome on a phone screen
The slightly oddly named HTC J Butterfly
has been announced in Japan, sporting a
deliciously high-res 5-inch display.
The original HTC J launched in Japan
earlier this year, sporting a 4.3-inch qHD
display, and the J Butterfly builds on this
substantially, boasting an impressive
Super LCD 3, 5-inch display with a
staggering 1080 x 1920 resolution.
That display, with its 440ppi density, puts
the Retina Display on the iPhone 5 to
shame, as it can only muster 640 x 1136
at 326ppi, while its big screened rival, the
Samsung Galaxy Note 2 , may want to go
into hiding with its 5.5-inch display at
720 x 1280.
Power
It's not all about the big screen though,
the HTC J Butterfly also has impressive
specs under the hood, with a 1.5GHz
quad-core processor backed up by 2GB
of RAM, which will make mincemeat of
the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS which has
been slapped onto the phone.
Round the back there's an 8MP camera
capable of recording 1080p video, while
the front facing snapper offers up a
2.1MP sensor, and Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0,
4G support and a microSD slot will keep
you connected.
The real issue with the J Butterfly is
bound to be battery life. HTC has plonked
a 2,200mAh juice pack into the handset,
which is larger than most of its rivals,
but we can still see that huge screen
eating through it before the day is out. Though in japan.



Let us know what you think..... Can iPhone compete this?.... Dahmn....440 ppi.... this is crazy!!!!!