Huawei Ascend D Quad, Smartphone Quad Core

BEIJING - As China is a network software company trying to be a competitor in the smartphone market cutting-edge classes, Huawei has launched a line of smart phones Ascend D Quad, which features a four-core processors own creation.

Proclaimed PC Advisor, on Monday (2/27/2012), so far Huawei has shown some success in the class of low end smart phones. But at the Mobile World Congress 2012, Chinese companies are clearly looking to move up and compete with Apple, Samsung, HTC and the like.

Smart phones will become a weapon in the competition are Ascend D Quad and Ascend D Quad XL, each of which uses Android 4.0, 4.5-inch screen with high resolution and 8 megapixel camera that can record video 1080 pixels.

First, both the smart phones will only support 3G network, but in the second half of 2012, Huawei will ship version of the long term evolution (LTE).

Then the most important is kitchen spur. K3V2 processor uses 64-bit architecture and runs at speeds between 1.2 or 1.5 GHz, so that according to Huwaei, will be able to help row Ascend D Quad became the fastest smartphone in the world.

Meanwhile, to support the battery, the second version of the processor can switch to the choice K3V2 low-power computing when users use it for light, and move faster when used for gaming.

Difference of Ascend and Ascend D D Quad Quad XL is the battery size, namely 1.800mAh and 2.500mAh. The larger battery makes Ascend D Quad XL look thicker at 10.9 millimeters, while Ascend D Quad is only 8.9 millimeters thick.

Huawei did not announce any price, but the Chairman of Huawei Device Richard Yu said the smart phone will be priced at 20 to 50 percent cheaper than competing products.

Ascend D Quad family will be available in China, Australia, Europe, Asia Pacific, North and South America, and Middle East in the second quarter.

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