Huawei Launches "World's Fastest" Smartphone
The Chinese network and handset maker has launched its latest phone, the Ascend P2,which, the company says, runs LTE at higher speeds than any other device on the market today
Huawei launches flagship 4G phone; global branding campaign mobileworldlive.com/huawei-launche… #mwc13- The "fastest" tag is a reference to the LTE Cat 4 device, which the company says is the only smartphone device on the market that gives a theoretical 150 Mbps on LTE. In the heart of the 4.7" handset is a quad-core 1.5GHz processor, designed by Huawei themselves, with 1GB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage.
- How did it go down? Stuart Miles at the hardware blog The Lint was reasonably impressed, but in a world of super-high quality displays, he felt it was slightly lacking "But whilst some specs may appear to be those of a flagship device, it’s the display that sets it a notch down from the latest top flight devices," he wrote
Huawei Ascend P2 official: 4.7-inch quad-core LTE handset - Pocket-lintHuawei has announced the launch of the Huawei Ascend P2 at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on Sunday. The Chinese company had teased that we'd see more innovative products at the mobile conference in Spain and the 4.7-inch handset appears to bring competitive specs to the table, leading with the headline "world's fastest LTE smartphone" in reference to the LTE Cat 4 compatibility, theoretically giving you download speeds of 150Mbps.- PC Mag were also reasonably impressed, but not wow-ed. "Everything else about the phone is clearly high quality, if a little bland. It has a fairly standard slab design, available in either black or white."
Hands On With the Huawei Ascend P2BARCELONA - It may not be the rumored octa-core smartphone we were expecting, but Huawei is calling its latest device, the Ascend P2, "the world's fastest smartphone." We have no way to be sure about that yet, but it sure looks nice. We got a chance to check it out here at Mobile World Congress.
