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HTC One SV variant is Sprint bound

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By WiWavelength
January 18, 2013 in HTC

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MacinJosh

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Posted March 8, 2013

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Posted March 8, 2013

AJ, thanks for your response... I was just wondering since the new phone (SV) is 217 dpi and the old one (3D) is 256 dpi. Thanks again!!! On the other hand, are there any other LTE handsets that are coming to Sprints MVNO's?

Quick review of the SV: http://www.androidce...-one-sv-march-7

The ZTE Force is available on Boost now too under the name Boost Force, and Virgin has the Samsung Galaxy Victory LTE.

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Posted March 8, 2013

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The Samsung Galaxy Victory LTE is also available from Sprint Prepaid (Sprint As You Go).

http://www.sprint.com/landings/asyougo/index.html

How does the Samsung compare to the One SV?

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