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On Tuesday, U.S. mobile operators AT&T and Sprint revealed important details concerning the availability of the HTC One<\/a>. Starting Thursday, April 4, the device is offered for pre-order on AT&T, while Sprint subscribers have to wait another day. At both carriers sales start April 19.<\/p>\n Pricing is conservative, as on a two-year contract the HTC One in 32GB trim runs for $199.99 at both AT&T and Sprint, similar to the BlackBerry Z10<\/a>\u00a0(on AT&T) or the 16GB Apple iPhone 5<\/a> — both of which come with half the storage capacity. Available colors for the HTC One include black and silver. On AT&T, customers that pre-order the device also get an HTC Media Link HD wireless HDMI adaptor for free.<\/p>\n Users looking for even more storage have the option of purchasing the 64GB HTC One, which goes for $299.99 and is an AT&T exclusive model in the United States. For the money, AT&T customers can also purchase a Galaxy Note II<\/a> or 32GB iPhone 5, neither of which comes with the same storage capacity.<\/p>\n AT&T’s announcement comes little under a week after the mobile operator revealed that the Samsung Galaxy S4 will be available for pre-order<\/a>\u00a0starting April 16, 12 days after the HTC One. Interestingly enough, the Galaxy S4 will be available for $50 more compared to the One, although the carrier did not specify which storage trim will be initially offered (presumably 16GB or 32GB).<\/p>\n Some of the highlights of the HTC One include a 4.7-inch display with a resolution of 1080 by 1920; 1.7 GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 processor; 2GB of RAM; 2,300 mAh non-removable battery; Wi-Fi 802.11 a\/b\/g\/n\/ac; NFC; Bluetooth 4.0; DLNA and Android 4.1 Jelly Bean as the operating system of choice.<\/p>\n