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HTC will live stream tomorrow's launch event on Youtube

HTC's launch event will be live streamed tomorrow at 11 am EST / 10 am CST / 9 am MT / 8 am PT.
HTC's launch event will be live streamed tomorrow at 11 am EST / 10 am CST / 9 am MT / 8 am PT.
Contrary to most other tech companies, HTC has not unveiled major new products at CES 2017. Instead, they will reveal something for U tomorrow during a launch event that will be live streamed on Youtube.
by Alexander Fagot, 2017/01/11
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HTC mostly kept to themselves during CES 2017 and did not announce any major product or technology last week. Tomorrow, however, the Taiwanese tech company is holding a big launch event, that will be live streamed via Youtube all over the world, and is also linked down below. The teaser already announces something for U in quite a few languages, a hint at a new phone series called the HTC U Ultra and U Play, that leaked today, well before the event.

Still, HTC will have lots of things to show us and we are curious if the rumored specs hold water. They do sound a bit too good to be true if you ask us. The event will start tomorrow on Thursday, January 12th at 

11 am EST
10 am CST
09 am MT
08 am PT

Be sure to tune in !

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Alexander Fagot, 2017-01-11 (Update: 2017-01-11)
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As a former projectionist still used to working with 35 mm film and experience in computer assembling and overclocking, I was drawn to the professional IT crowd a couple of years back and started working in IT support, Windows administration and project management before discovering my love for traveling the world. Now I am working as a news editor from all parts of the world, mostly writing about gadgets and mobile gear for Notebookcheck.