Chinese portable startup Vivo has
reported two cell phones at the Beijing National Aquatics Center prior today,
the X6 and X6 Plus.
The X6 and X6 Plus don't have an
excess of contrasts, as both component a 1.7GHz MediaTek MT6752 octa-center
processor — a mid-extent processor equivalent to Qualcomm's Snapdragon 615.
Close by the mid-reach processor sits 4GB of RAM, with Mali T760 design.
The X6 accompanies 32GB of inside
capacity and a 2,400mAh battery, while the X6 Plus pushes ahead with 64GB of
capacity and a 3,000mAh battery. The X6 has a 5.2-inch board and the X6 Plus
has a 5.7-inch board. Both telephones have full HD Super AMOLED showcases —
Samsung's own image of AMOLED.
The cameras for the two gadgets
are both the same — 13-megapixels on the back and 8-megapixels on the front
with f/2.2 gap. Both have microSD, 4G LTE, and double SIM backing. Vivo has
included a unique mark sensor which it claims works 360 degrees and can open a
telephone in 0.4 seconds. We will need to sit back and watch in the event that
it holds up to Apple's superfast Touch ID sensor on the iPhone 6S.
Like the organization's past cell
phones, the X6 Plus exploits some superb sound tech. It has Yamaha YSS-205X
Hi-Fi sound on board, however unfortunately no front-confronting speakers.
Both telephones will run Vivo's
Funtouch OS on top of Android 5.1. Vivo has not demonstrated when the
telephones will be moved up to Android 6.0.
The X6 and X6 Plus come in three
hues; silver, gold, and rose gold. The X6 is accessible for around $400 retail
in China, while the X6 Plus will cost $500 — Vivo has not said if the
telephones will be accessible in the U.S. on the other hand Europe.
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