Rumour has it that Meizu’s
first Mediatek equipped
phone could also be the companies
first attempt to enter the
4G LTE market.
Meizu’s current
phones, the MX2 and
MX3 both run processors from Korean
phone maker Samsung, but for their
LTE phone there is a chance that
Meizu might approach Mediatek!
Rumours on Chinese
tech sites cite recent
news that
Meizu have been approved to use Mediatek processors in future phones as part of the evidence an
LTE Meizu phone is on the horizon and the imminent arrival of 4G across China as reason enough to believe such a
phone could go in to production.
Mediatek phones are often regarded as low/mid range devices, and
Meizu have always considered themselves a premium level
phone maker. So has the rennet
launch of Mediatek’s 8-core chipset have them changed their mind, have
Meizu had a change of heart, or are these
rumours just nonsense?
Regardless of Meizu’s involvement or not, Mediatek will be
launch a 4G
LTE solution next year. The chipsets will come in both quad and
octa-core variants and will support TD-LTE, FDD-LTE,
TD-SCDMA, WCDMA and GSM networks.