Lenovo K900
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- 19 Jun 2013
Sandeep Nair, 19 Jun 2013Dear, Dont post quite foolish comments here. Even mid rang... moreplease read carefully, he/she talking about 10 bit HD video, not regular 8 bit HD video. There are some differences that makes even galaxy s4 can't play 10 bit HD video smoothly.
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- Sandeep Nair
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- 19 Jun 2013
AnonD-61409, 16 Jun 2013Some important news! The Motorola Razr i (First Gen, Si... moreDear, Dont post quite foolish comments here. Even mid ranger Galaxy advance plays 1080p video flawlessly in MX player. XOLO X500 (Price: 7900rupees) also plays 1080p. It is powered by 1.2GHz intel atom. My XOLO X900 (first ever intel smartphone) plays 1080p. The list is very long. Whichever phone can record 1080p will play it default. Thosephones which record 720p will play 720p and sometimes play even 1080p (LG optimus L9, XOLO X500, Galaxy S advance etc). Now tell me why u are so excited???
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- 18 Jun 2013
AnonD-154768, 12 Jun 2013I have the K900 since around 1 week now. I think it's not a... moreIs this a english version.? and r u getting standby battery time for one day
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- AnonD-61409
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- 16 Jun 2013
Some important news!
The Motorola Razr i (First Gen, Single Core 2Ghz, Intel CPU) can playback flawlessly 10 bit 720p videos! :D (I'm on my way to try 1080p ones)
This is important because almost all top smartphones available CAN NOT! Even the Galaxy S4 struggles and does not give a flawless playback! The Galaxy S3 simply can't playback such videos! Most others cant either.
The iPhone 5 does playback flawlessly.
This is just one point in favor of the awesome performance of the Intel powered smarphones such the Razr i and the K900!
Why do I post here? Because the Lenovo K900 is like the older brother of the Razr i and its Second gen processor is twice as powerfull as the one in the Razr i so I believe purchasing one of them is a winning bet, for sure!! Both are able to easily playback those problematic 10 bit videos which most others can't!
How cool is that??
Check out the thread at X-D-A devel0pers searching for "[Q] Can Galaxy S4 handle 10-bit 720p video smootly?" thread. And also the thread for the K900 ar the same forum!
See you!!
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- 15 Jun 2013
AnonD-61409, 12 Jun 2013There are 4 versions as you can see here:
http://forum.xda... moreI couldnt agree more.. in addition, quad core consumes battery more compare w/ single and dual core plus it has the same power w/ quadcores.. how sick is that?
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- Anonymous
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- 14 Jun 2013
stand by?
talk time?
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- Rob
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- 13 Jun 2013
Well I dont think the Version which is launched in India is with the Micro SD , I wish I was wrong but thats the truth .Saw many reviews and videos of the Indian Launch of the device but most of them are saying it does not have Expandable Memory.
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- AnonD-154768
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- 12 Jun 2013
AnonD-154768, 12 Jun 2013I have the K900 since around 1 week now. I think it's not a... moreI made a short summary about my K900 first impressions including some benchmarks etc
Can be found here:
http://wandowski.com/blog/2013/06/04/lenovo-k900-review/
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- AnonD-154768
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- 12 Jun 2013
I have the K900 since around 1 week now. I think it's not a bad phone. I have the version released in China. There is no user accessible SD card slot. The phone has 16gb storage, around 12 GB usable. Battery life is average.
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- AnonD-61409
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- 12 Jun 2013
Sahil, 04 Jun 2013Does it support micro sd ???
I have seen some handson vide... moreThere are 4 versions as you can see here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=42482316&postcount=179
Maybe you can wait to its international release. I believe the international version will have microSD support, as well as some other features like NFC and GLONAS, atc. Only, a bit of patience n.n You can think how much important is the NFC feature too. I have it and find it hard to really use it, sure I'll get to use it someday.
For those thinking it's "just a Dual Core" and want to consider quad cores and main brands as absolutely better ones: Remember it has Hyperthreading feature, the same as your Intel powered computer, which makes it as powerful as a quad core, and I'd say it makes it MUCH MORE powerful than a quad core.
Check these videos out and get to your conclusions about it: http://www.youtube.com/user/TheRazrGuy/videos
There you can see comparisions between the Motorola RAZR i (Intel chip) and some quad cores like Galaxy S3 and Note 2, look how the RAZR i being a **single core** works and performs AS GOOD AS these. Even faster, at times.
So, if a first generation Intel Atom processor (Single Core) can do such wonderfully good, just imagine this second one in the K900... First: being Dual Core, second: With Hyperthreating... Not to mention the RAM speed of the Intel chips are way faster than any other. You can check benchmarks.
Comparision between Razr i and more TOP devices are available too. In the video comparision with the Note 2, the only reason why the Galaxy Note 2 is higher in multitasking, specifically in keeping the tasks open as you left them when switching back, is because it has 2 GB of RAM whereas the RAZR i has 1. If compared to the K900 the Note 2 will be easyly beaten, I believe. Sure there will be Note 3, but don't be too surprised if when a video comparsion between the K900 comes out the K900 is still as fast as the Note 3. Sure, the Note 2 and 3 has several unique features, that's another matter.
I'm only pointing out the performance power of the Intel powered smartphones, whatever its brand is.
I currently have the RAZR i and I'm very, very happy with it ALL works fine and haven't had a single problem. And because of its build materials (Kevlar, Aluminium) it's even more appealing than others, even than Xperias which have a very handsome desing.
Alright, check those videos out, review a litte more, wait a litte more and decide, please. I believe the Intel powered smartphones will soon become as popular and will get as much support from developers as any main brand.
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Oh, it's been already rooted (Everything will be better when int release comes out!):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2256075
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- AnonD-154768
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- 12 Jun 2013
I have the K900 since around 1 week now. I think it's not a bad phone. I have the version released in China. There is no user accessible SD card slot. The phone has 16gb storage, around 12 GB usable. Battery life is average.
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- 12 Jun 2013
There are 2 versions of K900, 1 without microSD card slot, the other with (volume rocker on the left, power on the right and beneath that the covered microSD slot and SIM slot). Video can search on engadget.
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- Bobby@Chennai
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- 11 Jun 2013
Balaa, 08 Jun 2013Hey are u sure abt sd card. Because I'm planning to buy thi... moreIt does have micro-SD card slot for 32GB.
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- 11 Jun 2013
where is P780? any news about its availability in India?
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- Anonymous
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- 09 Jun 2013
did kobe bryant really use this phone is it available in the U.S. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzEvnhukhfE&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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- SerialZapper
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- 09 Jun 2013
What is the phone's compatibility with UK mobile networks?
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- 09 Jun 2013
Balaa, 08 Jun 2013Hey are u sure abt sd card. Because I'm planning to buy thi... moreNo SD slot.
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- Anonymous
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- 09 Jun 2013
am i reading the specs right? 2GHZ?? wtf.
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- 08 Jun 2013
techie, 06 Jun 2013It does support micro SD . Expandable upto 32 gb. It's user... moreHey are u sure abt sd card. Because I'm planning to buy this phone
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- Amer
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- 08 Jun 2013
Stand-by time ???
Talk time ???