First look: Mediatek MT6595 4G LTE hands on at MWC and other goodies


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Mediatek have a few interesting items on show at MWC we take a look at the ones which GizChina readers have been waiting for the most! LTE and Android 4.4 KitKat support!

Mediatek are the leading SoC provider to Chinese OEMs but they want to be more than the go to show for processor needs and so are expanding their products to cover wireless charging too!

Meidiatek MT6595

First, lets start with the big news! GizChina.es had already sent us this spy photo of a prototype phone running a Mediatek MT6595 processor, but here is a better look at the device and its features.

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The phone which the chipset was it is just a sample made for Mediatek to show at MWC, but that’s fine as we are only interested with what is on the inside. The chipset is a MT6595 octacore unit based on the internals of the current MT6592.

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What makes this processor so exciting though is that it is the first SoC from Mediatek to support 4G LTE networks, meaning cheap 4G is on the way, and is also the first time we have seen a Mediatek powered phone running Android 4.4 KitKat. Being a prototype the device on show is reported as being slow and buggy, let’s hope these bugs are ironed out in time for launch.

Mediatek Wireless Charging

Mediatek’s wireless charging was also on show. As seen at CES, Mediatek’s version of charging will not only charge device sat on the coil but those located near to it too! This means you will no longer need one charger per device, and instead you will just need to sit all your devices close to the coil for them to start charging up.

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A great feature and one we are sure to see implemented on more Chinese smartphones of the year.

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4 Comments

  1. GregOrevo
    February 24, 2014

    Great news ^^ Hope it will be running on smartphones in our pockets soon

  2. highwind
    February 25, 2014

    is there any chance to run antutu or cpu-z on that device and show us some screenshot? 🙂

    • February 25, 2014

      I doubt it, but will ask Eduardo if he can

      • highwind
        February 25, 2014

        thanks 🙂