The all new
Newman K1 has been busy this weekend posing for some pre-launch, hands-on
spy photos.
The
Newman K1 marks the return to Mediatek for a flagship Newman
phone and in this case the 5-inch
phone will be powered by a
quad-core MT6589 processor running at 1.2Ghz. Like many other
phone manufacturers, Newman have also packed the K1 with
2GB RAM, 32GB of built-in memory, 13 mega-pixel Sony rear
camera, 2 mega-pixel front
camera and
SD card slot compatible with 64GB cards.
Newman have also opted for a larger 5-inch
display on the K1, but rather than a full 1080
HD panel have gone for a lower resolution of 1280 x
720 giving
720 HD. This stands out as a rather clever decision as many have concerns over the ability of the MT6589 running a full
HD display, not to mention the price savings for using a
720 display.
Currently the K1 is still in its testing phase and runs
Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, but 4.2 is scheduled to be on the
phone by the time of launch.
Pricing for the Newman K1 is still unconfirmed but we expect a price of around 1299 Yuan ($208).