For weeks we've been hearing that Chinese company ZTE has a 5 inch 1080p smartphone up its sleeve, but it seems an even larger model might be about to make an appearance at Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
Chinese mobile manufacturer ZTE will bring to public a gigantic 5.7-inch smartphone at CES next week, according to industry reports on Friday.
Unwired View has caught sight of a big screen titan that may rival seek to compete with the 5.5-inch Samsung Galaxy Note 2, and claims that it'll be announced alongside the heavily-rumored 5 inch, 1080p Nuiba Z5 in Las Vegas after the weekend.
The site claims that the 5.7-inch screen on the so-called P945 will come toting a 720p screen resolution, while the device will house a quad-core 1.2GHz processor and a gigantic great 3,000 mAh battery.
The report also suggests the device will run Android Ice Cream Sandwich, boast an 8 megapixel rear camera, a 1-megapixel front-facing camera and will be thinner than 9mm.
The Chinese smartphone manufacturer, famous for its low-end, budget handsets, has reiterated its investment in the U.S. market on many occasions.
While CES is usually a who-can-bring-the-biggest-telly contest, it looks this year's extravaganza in the Nevada desert will be all about the size of your smartphones. Stay tuned for Smart Phone Hub live updates throughout next week
Unwired View has caught sight of a big screen titan that may rival seek to compete with the 5.5-inch Samsung Galaxy Note 2, and claims that it'll be announced alongside the heavily-rumored 5 inch, 1080p Nuiba Z5 in Las Vegas after the weekend.
The site claims that the 5.7-inch screen on the so-called P945 will come toting a 720p screen resolution, while the device will house a quad-core 1.2GHz processor and a gigantic great 3,000 mAh battery.
The report also suggests the device will run Android Ice Cream Sandwich, boast an 8 megapixel rear camera, a 1-megapixel front-facing camera and will be thinner than 9mm.
The Chinese smartphone manufacturer, famous for its low-end, budget handsets, has reiterated its investment in the U.S. market on many occasions.
While CES is usually a who-can-bring-the-biggest-telly contest, it looks this year's extravaganza in the Nevada desert will be all about the size of your smartphones. Stay tuned for Smart Phone Hub live updates throughout next week
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