#Lenovo K900

When Lenovo Mobile first released the Atom-powered K900 in the Philippines, it only had 16GB of internal storage and no option for microSD expansion. We bought our own Lenovo K900 back in July and they only had the silver color variant available. You can read our full review of the Lenovo K900 here. Lenovo aims high this year in the smartphone market, and they're placing their bets on the K900 - a smartphone that is packing a 5.5-inch 1080p IPS display, a 13MP camera, 2GB RAM and a new 2GHz Intel Atom CPU, all inside a 6.9mm thin aluminum body. There really isn't anything special with the K900 if you look at it from afar, or maybe if you take a look at the front side only. The K900's screen has good viewing angles with a reasonable amount of brightness since it is an IPS panel. With that said, the rest says that the Lenovo K900 is something that looks and feels out of our time, like it came from the future. It would be a win situation if this will be around the Php20k mark as Lenovo's previous flagship phones were one of the cheapest among its competitors. Read more in our articles including "Lenovo releases K900 with 32GB storage for Php22,999" and "Lenovo K900 Hands-On: Intel Inside".