We might have another quad-core contender in our hands, this time from a Lenovo K860. And we may expect a more competitive price tag compared to HTC One X and SGSIII.
A Chinese tech blog site has reported that Lenovo K860 has passed the China Industry and Information Technology’s standards for smartphones last June 21 and is set to hit the stores by August this year.
The handset will have a Samsung Exynos 4412 1.4GHz chip under the hood backed by 1GB of RAM. One of the possible deal-breaker on this phone is that it will only have a measly 4GB of internal storage. And even if that is expandable via micro-SD, 4GB is still relatively small.
This handset will feature 720p 5†LCD screen which sits in between Galaxy Note and SGSIII in terms of screen size. The body of this device (143.6 x 74.5 x 9.6mm, 185g) closely resembles the Galaxy Note (146.9 x 83 x 9.7mm, 178g) with only a fraction of a difference in Length, width and thickness only a tad heftier. It will have an 8MP rear camera which will be lit by dual LED flash and a 2MP snapper at the front. This will run on ICS with no word about an upgrade to Jelly bean.
In our opinion, the K860 looks like a very promising smartphone/phablet and we’re pretty sure that it won’t be as pricey as the first quad-core smartphones that were initially launched in our market. But the question still remains, will this be available on our local market or will the Chinese keep it to themselves?
P19,999 sa Lenovo PH
P18,500 sa CMK
both with official warranty
go figure hahaha
Kevin,please mag isip isip muna sa mga binibitawang salita kasi nagmumukha kang mangmang.
kailangan talagang noticeable ang brand name. front and back may pangalan and the size it’s quite big.
LOL to kevin hahaha!
try to imagine this smartphone without the lenovo logo then add a home button at the bottom then diminish the size by a little over an inch, then what do you have? AN iTOUCH! hahahaha
hahaha, ingat2 kasi sa mga binibitawan mong salita Kevin.
lahat ng Apple Products e gawang China, pati Sony TV e China Made with supervision ng Sony.
wag kasi gagamitin ang Stigmatism if sa buong buhay mo e nakagamit ka ng gadget na gawang China…
Bobo mo, Kevin!
This seems like a really cool phone. I’m going to try this out soon.
Under 20k?
@sir ron; true. . . most of the RESPECTED ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS are MANUFACTURED in CHINA.
Subpar Chinese Android phone. No thanks. No to Made in China.
I am pretty sure you own 5 things that were made in China. Also iProducts.