Chinese phone-maker Huawei Technologies has unveiled two
phones, terming them the world's "biggest" and the "most powerful" Smartphones.
The Ascend Mate and the Ascend D2 were unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Xinhua reported.
The company said the phones with bigger, higher-resolution screens were
aimed at challenging much bigger rivals, including Samsung and Apple.
The Ascend D2, a small phone at a five-inch screen having a
high-definition screen of 443 pixels per inch, can be compared with the
most advanced Samsung and Apple phones, which have resolutions around
300 pixels per inch range, Huawei said. With a resolution of 1080x1920
pixels the device's screen is more impressive than the Samsung Galaxy S3
and iPhone 5, it said.
The Ascend Mate device screen measures 6.1-inch display compared to
Samsung's biggest smartphone to date, the Galaxy Note II, with a
5.5-inch display. It has an 8-megapixel front-facing camera.
Huawei says the standout feature, though, is the 4050mAh battery, which
can provide 48 hours of power. Until now, Motorola's Droid Razr Maxx
has been the reigning champ with a 3,300mAh battery.
Huawei's consumer business chief executive Richard Yu said the company
is hoping its latest Smartphones will offer an alternative for people
who have to carry around their tablet computer, laptop, Smartphone and
camera all at once.
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