Lenovo have certainly come up in the mobile world with the new Intel Clover Field equipped K900, but one question we have on our lips is just how much will this 5.5-inch beast cost once launched? We’ll we might have uncovered the answer!
According to reports on Chinese tech sites the Lenovo K900 is expected to go on sale for between 3000 – 3500 Yuan which roughly converts to between $480 – $560. If this is correct then the K900 has a very similar price point to flagship phones from Oppo, ZTE, Nubia and Huawei.
But compared to the Oppo Find 5, Huawei Ascend D2, Nubia Z5 and ZTE Grand S, the Lenovo manages to pack that awesome 2Ghz, Intel Clover Field Atom CPU, and larger 5.5-inch 1080p display.
The rest of the specs are very similar with each phone bagging 2GB RAM, 13 mega-pixel Sony Exmor main camera and Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, but this is another area where the Lenovo might out shine the rest, as it is expected the K900 will get an Android 4.2 Jelly Bean update not long after launch!
While we might have the pricing issue resolved, there are still a few details which are unknown such as the size of the K900 battery, if the phone offers LTE support, and most importantly when the Lenovo K900 will launch. Hopefully we’ll get the answers to these questions soon enough too! Watch this space!
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Andi, thx for the info!
Been waiting for a long time to get a new phone, and all these launching without actually releasing is becoming very boring. With both the Nexus 4 ( sent $350 to the States for it ) and Optimus G not available for purchase here, I’ve decided to wait for a phone with 1080p, but the whole thing is becoming really frustrating.
I don’t think it’s a good idea to actually launch a phone that’d be available for purchase within a couple of weeks. Also, I don’t see any reason why I have to pre-order a phone that might become obsolete before I finally receive it.
I’ll wait for your hands on review of the Find 5, and if you confirm the flaws you reported, then I’ll simply give up.