After a couple of false starts, Zopo have finally announced details of their quad-core MT6589 Android smartphones for the first half of 2013!
We’ve waited a long time to see what Zopo were planning to bring to the quad-core MT6589 table, but has the wait been worth it? New details have emerged that Zopo have 3 Mediatek MT6589 quad-core phones in the pipeline for 2013, but rather than being all new models they are refreshed versions of current models.
Zopo ZP810
The Zopo ZP810 is an updated version of the Zopo ZP800 Libero HD, and as you would expect features the same 5-inch display as the current dual-core model. There is also still 1GB RAM, 4GB memory and rear 8 mega-pixel camera, but the inclusion of the MT6589 should boost performance.
Zopo ZP910
As you can probably guess, the ZP910 is the quad-core update of the MT6577 equipped ZP900 phablet which we reviewed last year. Again the specs are the same as the current model but with a quad-core retro-fit.
Zopo ZP950+
Last but not least is the ZP950+, the MT6589 quad-core version of the 5.7-inch Zopo phablet which launched a few months ago!
From what we know of previous Zopo updates, we imagine that their will be little difference in pricing between these updated models and the current dual-core options. We have no firm release date yet, but sources claim that each of the new phones will go on sale my early March.
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FINALLY! I’ve waited for so long.
Yes,but I want 2GB RAM versions…also 4GB of ROM aren’t so good compared 32gb of umix2 or jiayu G4s…
P.S.I hope ZP910 will have an HD display….becouse a 960×540 on 5.3″ with a Quad Core have no sense…
Not impressed at all !!
Nope me either, but the “Mystery phone” looks good
The listed price of zopo 810 is around $240 and 910 is sold at around $257
I never really did understand what Zopo is all about. They’re pretty expensive phone, quality is not great from what I’ve heard and … there’s nothing excting about their stuff.
Am I missing something ?
Well, i think it’s due to the fack that they are one of the more prolific brands, they have strong customer support, have a good phone range, and, at leats the ZOPOs i’ve tested, are of grat building quality.
Besides, i dont think the’re too expensive, in line with other similar phones.