The topic of phablets is hot. More and more manufacturers decide to launch a smartphone of colossal proportions. And now it's the turn of a certain Chinese manufacturer. And Huawei has presented at the CES in Las Vegas the Huawei Ascend Mate, a beast with a 6.1-inch screen.
Yes, you read correctly. The panel of Huawei Ascend Mate It will have the dimensions mentioned above, allowing its LCD screen a resolution of 1280 × 720 pixels. In addition, thanks to the Magic Touch system, the response of the screen will be very accurate, even if we use gloves.
On the other hand, it should be noted that the new Huawei phablet will beat thanks to a 1.5 Ghz quad-core processor. They have also talked about its 4050 mAH battery, so that we can use the Huawei Ascend Mate without worrying about its battery life.
Highlight your 8 megapixel rear camera with flash, and its 1 megapixel front camera to make video calls. Obviously, Android 4.1 will be in charge of making this monster work like a charm.
As for internal memory or RAM memory of the Huawei Ascend Mate, we have no information about it but what we do know is that It will go on sale in the middle of next February.
In my opinion this is going from brown to dark. A phone of this size can go very well to certain sectors, which will take advantage of the size of the screen to work with this device, but I do not see myself with a 6-inch junk in my pocket. Although the same said about the Samsung Galaxy Note a little over a year ago ...
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you want to catch it. It's pretty much the sweet spot between my ipad mini and the wildfire S that I use to call and 3g the ipad. With this bug I can retire both and keep one device. With 6,5 ″ it would be perfect
I love it, in my work I cause a fuss every time I present a larger phone, and everyone wants to know how far I can squeeze their system, also every time we watch movies (when my boss goes to meetings this screen is better, at least I I already have it in my sights, although I would have liked Samsung to remove it 🙁