The chunky HTC Android phone with the glasses-free 3D display has launched in the UK today, with online retailer Clove ready to send out stocks of the thing. If you want one of its SIM-free EVO 3D models, there’s an asking price as hefty as the phone attached to it – £534 all-in. Wow.
You’d have to be extremely keen on 3D for that to make any sort of sense in these austere times.
Check out Clove’s deal here. A quick scan of the other well-known online stores shows a few others also have it today, like Unlocked-Mobiles which is doing it for £515.
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