Huawei seem to have a bee in their bonnet about
Xiaomi and their amazing popularity, so much so that they are releasing
phones to directly compete with the Beijing based start-up like the
quad-core Huawei G700.
Xiaomi
launched their latest entry-level
Android phone last month, and since then the
phone has been selling like mad. We are of course talking about the Xiaomi M2A, a 4.7-inch Snapdragon 600
phone which packs
features even the top-of the range M2S doesn't have!
Huawei are hoping to steal some of the Xiaomi's thunder with the
Huawei G700, and they could succeed thanks to the
phone giants
retail and manufacturing power! The G700 is a Mediatek based
phone running the 1.2Ghz
quad-core MT6589 CPU, with 2GB
RAM, 8GB ROM, and 5-inch 720HD
display.
Measuring in at 142.5 x 72.5 x 8.95mm the G700 is slightly larger than the M2A and it seems that the
inclusion of
2GB RAM and a 5-inch
display has eaten in to the camera
budget as the main sensor is rumoured to be 5 mega-pixel! This is a serious disappointment as with an 8 mega-pixel shooter the
budget Huawei could have been a real Xiaomi alternative!