The chinese company "HUAWEI" has revealed it's smart smart phone
"ASCEND P6" which described as the thinnest phone in the world.
The Ascend P6 is just over 6mm thick exceeding IPONE 5 and GALAXY S4,
comes in white, black and pink, weighing about 120 grams.
ASCEND P6 has a quad-core processor with a 1.5 GHZ with a 4.7 high
definition screen which supports gloves touching having a 8 megapixel back
camera and 5 megapixel front camera and running on Android 4.2.2.
On sale from July, and with a recommended price of €449 (£385), or £21 a
month with a contract, it is cheaper than the latest iPhone, which costs £529
in the UK. The P6 is made with metal and glass and less plastic than
previous Huawei models, but the current version lacks the iPhone's ability to
run on 4G networks, "The keen price is evidence that Huawei is prepared to
use pricing as a way of building share in major European markets," said
analyst Ben Wood at CCS Insight. "Huawei has made substantial progress in
design and quality, but the big unanswered question is whether consumers
will accept a product from an almost unknown name in preference to
established brands."
-->"ASCEND P6" which described as the thinnest phone in the world.
The Ascend P6 is just over 6mm thick exceeding IPONE 5 and GALAXY S4,
comes in white, black and pink, weighing about 120 grams.
ASCEND P6 has a quad-core processor with a 1.5 GHZ with a 4.7 high
definition screen which supports gloves touching having a 8 megapixel back
camera and 5 megapixel front camera and running on Android 4.2.2.
On sale from July, and with a recommended price of €449 (£385), or £21 a
month with a contract, it is cheaper than the latest iPhone, which costs £529
in the UK. The P6 is made with metal and glass and less plastic than
previous Huawei models, but the current version lacks the iPhone's ability to
run on 4G networks, "The keen price is evidence that Huawei is prepared to
use pricing as a way of building share in major European markets," said
analyst Ben Wood at CCS Insight. "Huawei has made substantial progress in
design and quality, but the big unanswered question is whether consumers
will accept a product from an almost unknown name in preference to
established brands."
The most notable thing on the controls front is the lack of physical or
capacitive control keys. Rather, Huawei is one of the few third party
manufacturers to follow Google's lead and opt for virtual buttons built into
the UI (more on which in a moment), The ports are even more unorthodox.
You'll find the microUSB port situated on the top edge of the Ascend P6,
which is unusual in itself. But the truly out-there element here is the 3.5mm
headphone jack, which is situated right at the bottom of the left hand edge.
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