This could finally be it! With quality of Chinese phones on the up and now the awesome MT6595 from Mediatek almost hear, we could be seeing Chinese flagships that blow away anything global players have to offer! Case in point the Alcatel One Touch D820!
Alcatel, aka TCL here in China, has been selling Mediatek powered device in Europe and the States for years. Overall their devices, which are rebadged TCL handsets, have been some of the best looking and beautifully crafted to come out of China with an MTK processor for some time.
What has always been lacking though is a really killer SoC, and that’s finally be been fixed now thanks to the new Mediatek MT6595. So with design and build to die for and the latest MT6595 what are Alcatel capable of? The Alcatel One Touch D820 is what!
Specifications of the Alcatel One Touch D820 read like a smartphone fan’s wet dream. The MT6595 processor which is a big.LITTLE configuration is clouded at just under 2.0Ghz, and is running Android 4.4.2 Kitkat with the aid of 3GB RAM.
The MT6595 also bring LTE to the phone (TDD-LTE, FDD-LTE,HSPA+,TD-SCDMA, GSM and we assume WCDMA) and has a 2560 x 1440 2K display measuring just 4.6-inch! That’s a pixel density of 638ppi! This could all point at the specs behind the amazing 47,000 points we have seen previously!
The only real downer of the hardware is the 7 mega-pixel front and rear cameras, unless there is some sort of ultra-pixel set up going on that is!
For now we remain unsure if this is an actual production model, or if TCL/Alcatel are just playing with their options. If the specification and size are anything to go by though the D820 is turning in to quite the HTC M8 killer!
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I really, really would like to see that screen. >5″ screen sizes are to big for me. This Alcatel might be my phone of choice.
bet not many can/will spot the extra eye candy between it and a 4.5 inch 1080p display..
in VR it makes all the difference in the world. 1080p is now disgusting seen through magnifying lenses.
Hi Andi the camera is actually an 8Mp unit you just have to round it off to the nearest possible value so its 8Mp and I think the final camera specs will be 16Mp Interpolated xD
Has nothing to do with China it’s industry wide. MPs has become the latest and greatest marketing trend. People think that because it has a high MP it will take better photos. I know of 5mp camera phones that take better pictures than 13mp because they use a much better sensor with a better aperture. In our society though bigger numbers matter.
Having a high MP count does matter, HTC seems to have proven this with the M8. It’s just that MP counts aren’t the only things that make a camera better than the rest.
The iPhone 5 has an 8mp camera the new S5 has a 16mp, there have been numerous objective tests done where people can’t tell the difference between the two. Good camera software can do a lot more than a high MP.
I would say the most objective test was done by GSMArena. Megapixels is not overrated, and it was proven by Lumia 1020, more megapixels can be used to store more details. And of course, depend on how it utilized larger megapixels doesn’t always equal to better quality as proven by Xperia Z2.
Megapixels can make a difference but they are not the be all end all that people make them out to be. Like you mentioned with the Sony phones. The Z1 had a 20.7mp sensor but routinely lost side by sides to phones with 8 and 13mp sensors.
What is often not mentioned is the Lumia 1020 has a 2/3 sensor size nearly double the size of any other smartphone and uses oversampling. Technically the 1020 takes a 5mp shot and uses oversampling to bring it to 41. It’s the same thing HTC does with “ultrapixel” only they actually tell you its a 4 megapixel camera. Wait for the Vivo Xshot vs the Lumia 1020, there have already been a few previews by Chinese journalists but nothing in depth yet.
I know it’s very late to reply but well … i think you got it wrong. Nokia downsample it’s 38mpx image to 5mpx for regular use, not the other way around. The one using oversampling tech is Oppo.