Oppo Yoyo launched in Malaysia with Hotknot file sharing


oppo yoyo

Oppo’s push in to Asia has seen the company launch coutry specific phones to fit the needs of consumers, the Oppo Yoyo launched in Malaysia attempts to bring easy file sharing and an attractive design to the mid-range market.

The Oppo Yoyo, aka Oppo R2001, is a mid-range Mediatek powered phone aimed at Asian markets. The First contry the phone will be released in is Malaysia where Oppo hope they can make an impact in the growing smartphone consumer market.

As usual the has slightly lower specs when compared to phones at a simlar price, 4.7-inch qHD display, low-end MT6582M quad-core processor (the more affordable brother of the MT6582) 1GB RAM and tiny 1900mAh battery, but Oppo hope their ColorOS with gesture controls and Mediatek’s new Hotknot file sharing standard might capture customers attention.

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oppo yoyo

The Oppo Yoyo also has space for a 32GB SD card, OTG and a sensetive display allowing use with gloved hands. Pricing hasn’t been announced but the full specs and some press images can be found on the Oppo Malaysia website.

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1 Comment

  1. Allanitomwesh
    May 6, 2014

    Haha,looks like Find 7