Smartphones with Octacore chipset is slowly becoming a hot commodity in the market, but oftentimes these handset are rather expensive. That’s certainly not the case though with the recently announced Zopo ZP80+ which only costs ¥999 or little under Php7,500USD 128INR 10,835EUR 122CNY 931.
Details about the ZP80+ are few and far between. However, it’s been said that it’ll sport a 5-inch 1080p LTPS display to boot, as well as 14MP rear camera with an f/2.2 optics.
Unfortunately, unlike most octacore smartphones, the ZP80+ doesn’t utilize the ARM big.LITTLE technology and instead runs on eight Cortex-A7 processors which, presumably, will all be active even for simple tasks.
Nevertheless, the handset is an interesting handset, primarily because of its dirt cheap retail price. The only question now is which local company will rebrand the ZP80+ and bring it to our shore.
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Ronnie Bulate says:
Wut??? Ano daw??? Pano naging jurassic ang Cortex-A7?? I don’t think you understand what you’re saying sir.
iconic says:
999RMB for TD-SCDMA version which 3G network is not compatible in other countries.
most likely WCDMA version will cost more +100
Napopo says:
How the writter say that Cortex-A7 chip is jurassic?? hmmmm he is not a certified techie… i think
abuzalzal says:
AS IF this thing will land on our shores .. may currency conversion pang nalalaman…. GIZCHINA got u covered Mr Bulaong.
And LOL @ the jurassic description.
daboy says:
Just to let you guys know…
Techie =/= Geek
Techies are people who just love anything hi-tech without giving a damn on how about a tech works. A geek on the other hand, isn’t just a person who love things, he/she finds out how a certain thing works and so on.
Needless to say, the author is just a Techie.
justsaying says:
JPY 999 is only around PHP 450 . How come PHP 7,500 na to?
jackolitos says:
Can’t believe that there are still a lot people who read news on this non-credible and money-centric site after that “Official SGS5 Specs” fiasco.
This site is seriously rotten to its core.
err says:
That is YUAN not Japanese Yen
Digest says:
Dapat talaga gumawa or lumipat na lang tayo ng “local tech blog” for daily news.
Kung hindi kase copy / paste nangyayare sa ibang tech blogs eh mali din mga information. Yun nga lang dito kagad natin nalalaman mga ibang local tech news. Lalo na sa mga major local telcos.
Dapat “Yugashit” or “YugaYuga” name ng new blog site, hehe.
eric says:
Mali nanaman research niyo yugatech. Nakalagay na nga source pero throughout the article consistent na mali. It’s the zopo 980+ po hindi 80+ lang. Please double check your articles before posting them.
Mirror says:
I’ve been hearing your whining and mockery all the time. get a life punks! take it or leave it.
MadMax1321 says:
999 Yen is equal to only 431 Philippine Pesos… :|
PinoyTechBlog says:
ENGOT yung writter neto haha ang BOBO, post ng post mali naman yung info, If I’m the owner of Yugatech I will fire this bullshit writter Mr. Ronnie Bulaong that doesnt know everything.
PinoyTechBlog says:
mayaman yata toh si writter Ronnie Bulaong….
MAY SARILING MUNDO.
ryan says:
just delete this article pra wlang away. dming warfreak d2.
vhen says:
Hi, I’m confused re the following statement:
“the ZP80+ doesn’t utilize the ARM big.LITTLE technology and instead runs on eight Cortex-A7 processors which, presumably, will all be active even for simple tasks.”
I’ve read Cortex-A7 from this site http://www.arm.com/products/processors/cortex-a/cortex-a7.php, so from this, isn’t Cortex-A7 used in ARM big.LITTLE processing technology?
Both this yuga article and the article from link are contradicting.
Please confirm. Thanks.
Slick says:
Fools. The hell they care about your comments. As long as you flock this site, then its all good for them. Do you think they are writing here ‘for the service of the filipino blah blah’? They are writing here to earn cash. Hi hi hi.
Rockafella says:
Hahaha! Make it rain guys. You guys are hilarious. Kawawa naman ang writer.
ECE says:
With all due respect mga sir. This is why it is called jurassic. It doesn’t mean you have an octa core processor you have the latest technology. Meaning of A7 from the said processor is that the architecture of the processor is 7th generation. The latest generation now is Krait which is A15 That is why a7 is called Jurassic. They returned the old 7th architecture for marketing strategy to fool people that they are using a quad core octa core processors but old architecture. Same as Quad core compare to Quad core i5 Octacore i7 processors by intel.
ECE says:
sumagi lang sa isip ko yung generation dahil sa generation made by intel. 2nd 3rd and so on.