Sometime ago we reported on the
FAEA F1 Penguin, a
quad-core smartphone which features a similar
design to the
Meizu MX2.
FAEA have announced that they plan to
launch the
phone on May 23rd priced at just 699 Yuan ($113).
The
FAEA Penguin
F1 sports the same
design and even the same pulsating
home button ring as the range topping
Meizu MX2. Where the
phone differentiates itself though is in the price and hardware departments.
Meizu's MX2 costs from 2499 Yuan ($406) with
quad-core Samsung CPU, 8 mega-pixel camera and 4.4 inch display. The
F1 Penguin is also powered by a
quad-core CPU but in this case its a Qualcomm
Snapdragon S4 MSM8225Q clocked at 1.2Ghz with 1GB RAM and prided at just 699 Yuan ($113).
Screen size is 4.5-inch with a resolution of
1280 x 720, there is an 8 mega-pixel camera on the rear, and if that wasn't enough there is even
NFC built-in.
The FAEA F1 Penguin measures in at 128 x 63.8 x 10.3mm and weighs 140g. Like most Chinese phone makers FAEA will be making the phone available to their fans and forum members first.
Thanks to Fabrizio for the tip!