Lenovo unveiled the Ideaphone K900 way back at CES 2013 in January and it was said to be the first Intel “Clover Trail” powered smartphone on the market. The device is now ready to be sold to consumers and will be available from May the 6th.
Lenovo’s Ideaphone K900 is powered by a dual core 2GHz Atom Z2580 Intel Clover Trail processor, a PowerVR SGX544 GPU and 2GB of RAM. The 5.5 inch 1080p display sports a whopping 440+ PPI and is basically on par with all the latest flagship 1080p smartphones such as the Samsung Galaxy S4, HTC One, Sony Xperia Z and LG Optimus G Pro.
The operating system of choice is Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. The Lenovo Ideaphone K900 supports wireless display technology allowing it to stream content directly to a TV wirelessly. Super fast charging mode also enables the smartphone to charge fully in around 90 minutes. The camera on the Lenovo K900 is 13 megapixels with a Sony Exmor RS lens, which is the same camera as featured on the Sony Xperia Z. This means you should get really excellent camera quality.
Lenovo’s 6.9mm thick flagship Intel smartphone is still awaiting an official price but this will be revealed on Monday May the 6th when the product is launched in China. Expect it to be priced similarly to its competitors. More detailed specifications can be found here courtesy of GSM Arena.
What are your thoughts on this beast of a smartphone from Lenovo?
Seems promising, I think the cutting edge is all about the price, at the right price it might slap the other flagships in the face
The only attention grabber is the Intel proc.