Cherry Mobile is at it again, this time they’re looking to launch the Flare Dash; a 4-inch smartphone that runs on a quad-core Snapdragon processor with 1GB of RAM and is said to be upgradeable to Android KitKat, all for a wallet-friendly price of Php3,699.
Cherry Mobile Flare Dash specs:
4-inch display
1.2GHz Snapdragon MSM8212 quad-core processor
Adreno 302 GPU
1GB RAM
Expandable 4GB internal memory
5MP rear camera with LED flash
VGA front-facing camera
Dual-SIM, Dual-Standby
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Wi-Fi Hotspot
Bluetooth
GPS
Android 4.3 Jellybean
Price: Php3,699
As of the time of writing, Cherry Mobile has not released any details on when they plan to release their new budget-centric smartphone. But rest assured that we’ll give you guys a heads up once we word about it.
For those of you who are keeping count, the CM Flare Dash is the 55th smartphone that the company released since Q22013. Check out what other smartphones they’ve released in our previous post.
Erratum: The previous version of this post states that the screen of the CM Flare Dash is “4-inch HD IPS display, 1280×720 @293ppi”. We apologize for the misinformation and we’ve already updated the article to reflect the correct specification.
nakita ko to kanina, usable ram nya ay 300+ mb, parang ok na lang.
Nung panahon ba ng mga symbian phones nagmamarunong na din ba kayo gaya ngayon? Nagmamatalino kayo akala mo naman totoo -.-” itulog nyo nalang yan mha inutil .i.
wvga and 1500 mAh
with 2000mah battery? it would be nice…
Correction. QHD not QVGA. I hope it does come out with an HD display. This might be the best bang for bucks phone Cherry Mobile had since the Original Flare and the Flare HD.
ang bobo mo! baka qHD hindi QHD! ang QHD or 2k display ay flagship yan ng mga big companies . tanga pa correcrion2 pa hindi naman alam ang pinagkaiba qHD sa QHD haaha!
I think you’ve computed the display’s ppi wrong, ?(1280²x720²)÷4 = 367.15 ppi. The listed 293 ppi is way to low for a 4-inch HD screen. …Or did Cherry Mobile made a “mistake” again by deliberately listing a higher specced screen than what it really comes with. A 4-incher with 293 ppi sounds awful lot like an FWVGA or QVGA display.