Huawei unveils their two new models of Androids to the Chinese based company's Honor fleet, one seemingly being a larger phablet and another a smartphone, but both with dual-SIM capabilities.
First up its the company's latest model of phablet as seen in the above picture, marking it's screen sizes wide with a 5.5-inches IPS screen of Full High Definition 720p resolution display, where the company claims going 1080p would drain about more 20 percent of it's battery life, an Octa-Core Cortex-A7 SoC with MediaTek MT6592 processor clocked 1.7GHz, 2 gigabytes of Random Access Memory (RAM), 13 megapixels primary camera on the back with LED flash light and a 5 megapixels front facer. The Huawei Honor 3X will feature dual-3G SIM card slots, one with mini-SIM and another with micro-SIM, both working on WCDMA and TD-SCDMA, also the smartphone is powered with a 3,000mAh battery and boots Android.
The device sports dual-mic system for in-call noise cancellation, and supports DTS audio. And according to the price, the newly announced Huawei Honor 3X will up for sales for around 280 Unites Sates Dollars, we still have no availability info, just yet.
The Huawei Honor 3C is the model with coming out of the box with a Quad-Core Cortex-A7 chipset with a MediaTek MT6582 processor running at 1.3GHz, a five-inches LPTS screen with Full High Definition 720p resolution display, hitting in eight gigabytes of internal mass memory (expandable via microSD card slot), one and two gigabytes of Random Access Memory (RAM) selection, Sony's eight megapixels primary camera with LED flash light, the same five megapixels front facer from the 3X, dual-SIM card slots supporting WCDMA + GSM or TD-SCDMA + GSM, a 2,300mAh powered batery and features Google's Android version 4.2 Jelly Bean.
The handsets are to be available by tomorrow, from China's online retail JD.com and Huawei's own VMall.com, at a price around 130 USD for the one gigabyte variant and 160 USD for the two gigabytes model off-contract, respectively.
Source: Engadget
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