If there is anything that Lenovo is doing in 2016 is waste time. Earlier this month the manufacturer announced the Lemon 3, a device with good specifications to fight with the most baratinhos devices market. And if that was not enough for the beginning of the year, the company has just officially launched the K5 Note, a smartphone with a full metal body and powered by a SoC MediaTek Helio P10 with octa-core 64-bit processor and GPU Mali -T860.
Yes, the device brings a giant screen 5.5 inch LTPS Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels) with great features which follow market intermediaries, although in his soul a fairly strong hint of “Motorola” with some modifications.
As in Vibe A7010 which was launched in Brazil at the end of Last year, the K5 Note also has a fingerprint reader on the back and this feature seems to work really well. Check out the specifications of the new phablet Lenovo:
- screen : 5.5 inch LTPS Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels);
- chipset : MediaTek Helio P10 octa-core 64-bit running at 1.8GHz (maximum);
- GPU : Mali-T860;
- storage : 16GB with expansion via microSD;
- RAM : 2GB;
- cameras : 13 megapixel (front) and 8 megapixel (rear);
- Battery : 3.500mAh with fast loading;
- Software : Android 5.1 Lollipop running the Vibe UI interface;
- Size : 152 x 75.7 x 8.49 mm;
- Connectivity : Support Dual SIM (4G / LTE) and VoLTE;
- Other :. Speakers with Dolby Atmos technology, fingerprint reader
As for the price, here’s more good news Lenovo: the device is already marketed in China for RMB 1,099, or about R $ 683 taking into account the price today (25) and leaving next Brazilian taxes. It is available in gold and silver colors and, until then, Lenovo did not rule on their arrival to other countries.
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