 Hi guys this is Tom Warren with the Verge and we're looking at the Windows Phone 8 X by HTC. This is a brand new Windows Phone 8 device with a 4.3 inch display and a 1.5 gigahertz dual core processor. This handset will ship in four colours at launch in early November on AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon. At the top of the device there's the usual headphone jack and power button which are fairly common in their placement here. Down towards the side of the 8 X HTC has opted to include a dedicated camera button at the bottom and along towards the top there's also a volume rocker and at the very top of the device along the side there's also a slot for a micro SIM. Now HTC tells us it's not adopting a nano SIM just yet. At the rear of the device there's an 8 megapixel camera with LED flash and HTC has also opted to include the Beats logo at the bottom marking the arrival of Beats Audio on Windows Phone devices. At the very bottom of the 8 X there's also a micro USB port at the centre, something that appears to be a common placement area for Windows Phone 8 handsets. HTC's 8 X will be available in early November in four different colours with 16 gig of storage and NFC support. It also includes Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 operating system and a notification system that will trigger the Beats Audio settings when headphones are plugged in. Okay that was a quick look at the Windows Phone 8 X by HTC, stay tuned to theverge.com for more information.
 Hi guys this is Tom Warren with the Verge and we're looking at the Windows Phone 8
 X by HTC. This is a brand new Windows Phone 8 device with a 4.3 inch display and a 1.5
 gigahertz dual core processor. This handset will ship in four colours at launch in early
 November on AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon.
 At the top of the device there's the usual headphone jack and power button which are
 fairly common in their placement here. Down towards the side of the 8 X HTC has opted
 to include a dedicated camera button at the bottom and along towards the top there's
 also a volume rocker and at the very top of the device along the side there's also a
 slot for a micro SIM. Now HTC tells us it's not adopting a nano SIM just yet.
 At the rear of the device there's an 8 megapixel camera with LED flash and HTC has also opted
 to include the Beats logo at the bottom marking the arrival of Beats Audio on Windows Phone
 devices. At the very bottom of the 8 X there's also a micro USB port at the centre, something
 that appears to be a common placement area for Windows Phone 8 handsets.
 HTC's 8 X will be available in early November in four different colours with 16 gig of storage
 and NFC support. It also includes Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 operating system and a notification
 system that will trigger the Beats Audio settings when headphones are plugged in.
 Okay that was a quick look at the Windows Phone 8 X by HTC, stay tuned to theverge.com
 for more information.