Huawei has a new member in its series Android phones announced, just before the start of the Mobile World Congress. The Ascend P2 features a quadcore-soc at 1.5 GHz which is the device the fastest smartphone in the world, so claims to be at least the manufacturer.
It is still unclear what soc exactly is in the Ascend P2 houses, but it is probably a chip of his own making. In earlier devices from Huawei, including the Ascend Mate and Ascend D Quad, was the K3V2 chip, which the manufacturer itself has developed. During the presentation at the Mobile World Congress, which is actually tomorrow not start, claimed Huawei the device the fastest smartphone until now, reports The Verge. A further support for this claim is missing as yet.
The screen of the new Ascend P2 has a diagonal of 4.7″ with a resolution of 1280×720 pixels. The ram is 1GB and storage 16GB. In addition, there is a 13-megapixel camera present for making photos, while the front is still a 1.2-megapixel camera is built in.
The software of the Ascend P2 is based on Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean series. In addition, the mobile operating system with a proprietary interface Huawei, the manufacturer’s Emotion UI calls. The precise functionality of this peel is still unclear. The Ascend P2 is released, with a release from april. Or the device also comes to the Netherlands, is unknown. Previously, Huawei the Ascend Mate to the Netherlands. The price is also not yet known.
The lack of a full hd display on the Ascend P2 is striking. Many models of Android manufacturers will have a screen with 1920×1080 pixels. Also there were already photos of the device to the outside; when it was still assumed that the screen is a full hd resolution would have.
