Today at MWC, HTC made the One family of Android devices official with everything you need to know about them.  HTC is the first of the Android manufacturers to wow us in early 2012 with the simple, minimalist look of the One series.   Let’s begin with the recently leaked high-end One X, shall we?

All of the details on the One X were leaked yesterday and appear to be right on target.   The One X offers a 4.7inch Super LCD Gorilla Glass 720p HD display, running Android 4.0 w/ Sense 4.0, powered by a 1.5GHz Tegra 3 quad-core processor (globally) and a 1.5GHz Snapdragon S4 dual-core processor (AT&T), 1GB of RAM, 32GB of internal storage, 25GB of cloud storage via Dropbox, Beats Audio integrated throughout the entire OS, and last but not least an 8MP f/2.0 lens w/ BSI low-light sensor capable of HDR photos, 1080p HD video and capture pictures while recording HD video.  AT&T definitely snagged a beast of an Android device to add to their LTE inventory as HTC finally has a Galaxy contender as its expected to launch in coming months.

Next up on the One family from HTC is the super-slim, high-end One S formerly known as the HTC Ville.  The One S offers a 4.3inch Super AMOLED qHD w/ Gorilla Glass display, running Android 4.0 w/ Sense 4.0, powered by a 1.5GHz Snapdragon S4 dual-core processor, the thinnest HTC device measuring at 7.9mm,  Beats Audio integration throughout the entire device, and uses the same 8MP f/2.0 lens in the One X.  The One S is constructed out an aluminum for an unibody design for a super sleek design.   This will be making its way to T-Mobile sometime this Spring sporting HSPA+ 42Mbps support.

And last but not least of One family, we have the HTC One V.  HTC brings back the Legend design, chin and all, with this one.   The One V is set to be a low-end, budget-friendly device offering a 3.7inch display, aluminum unibody design, powered by a single-core 1GHz processor, running Android 4.0 w/ Sense 4.0, 512MB of RAM, 4GB of internal storage, Beats Audio, 5MP camera w/ the same software enhancements as the rest of One family.   The One V is expected launch in Europe sometime during the 2nd half of the year.

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