http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2013/02/htc-one-carrier-pricing-2-19-13-01-1361273815.jpg Now that the HTC One is out in the open, you might be wondering where to get one, right? Fortunately, a number of carriers have stepped up: if you’re in the UK, you’ll find it with LTE on EE “mid-March” for £70 on a 2-year, £41 1GB plan and with O2 and Vodaphone on March 15th, with prices still to come. Sprint and T-Mobile will also offer 4G versions of the fresh handset – but neither has mentioned pricing or availability, yet. Meanwhile, Canadians will see the One on Bell, Rogers and Telus, and HTC said that that its new flagship would launch in “80 countries over 185 mobile retailers and operators,” making it “the largest rollout ever” for the company. Naturally, we’ll keep you up-to-date with all those dates and prices the instant we lay eyes on them.
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