Lenovo S920, with 5.3 inch screen, ready for Chinese launch on April 8th
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Another place where we could see a problem is with the 2250mAh battery which will have to power up the rather large screen. A larger capacity cell might have been better suited for the task. Did we mention the 16GB of native storage that can be expanded using the microSD slot? And the phone has back and front-facing cameras of 8MP and 2MP respectively. One place where we have to give kudos to Lenovo is with its decision to go with Android 4.2 out of the box.
The Lenovo S920 is expected to launch in China on April 8th for the equivalent of $350 USD, which is not bad considering that this is an off-contract price. With all of the features that the Samsung GALAXY Note II offers, we wouldn't call this a replacement for that phablet, but for those in China, it seems like a decent value for the price.
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18 Comments
1. xperiaDROID posted on 23 Mar 2013, 01:54 6 0
Looks cool, but only 1 GB of ram, 8 MP camera? Lenovo needs to make it "bigger"!
2. Timmehor posted on 23 Mar 2013, 02:04 12 4
S920? What is this?! Copying both Samsung and Nokia with the name?
14. KennethP4V posted on 23 Mar 2013, 06:28 0 0
yh wtf is this, i thought even though Lenovo is a Chinese comp, it's different from the rest of the pack, since they paid IBM to bought the computer business instead of copying and make clones. Now they just straight up copy 98% of an HTC design. Now i realize, all Chinese are the same., no exception.
3. wendygarett (limited) 6 days ago posted on 23 Mar 2013, 02:11 11 0
That camera design, seems familiar.. I wonder where did I see that lol
6. tiara6918 posted on 23 Mar 2013, 03:04 6 0
Actually if you look at the front and back and even the black and white color combination it is a copy from our one x
10. Nathan_ingx posted on 23 Mar 2013, 04:29 2 0
Lenovo Xperia One S920 priced somewhere around the same as a ZTE.
8. REYNER posted on 23 Mar 2013, 03:30 0 0
cool!!! very affordable how i hope they will not sacrifice the quality of the software with that price im looking forward to that my goodness!! last year's flagship is nowadays midrange fast innovation!!
9. XiphiasGladius posted on 23 Mar 2013, 04:12 1 0
Dont worry tol, Lenovo's android software/Skin is near Stock, even at dual core it's buuuutttery smooth. There's barely any bloatware to worry about. Also Lenovo's UI is like a very toned down Go Launcher EX btw. . . (Lenovo s890 owner)
13. REYNER posted on 23 Mar 2013, 06:12 0 0
wow!!! tlga?! that makes me excited!! im looking for an alternative phone that would not cost me much hopefully it will land here in the Philippines very soon!!!
15. XiphiasGladius posted on 23 Mar 2013, 07:07 0 0
Yes. I myself is surprised to find out that Lenovos software is optimized very good. This phone might retail at 1399 - 1499 when it hit our shores. As for the date, either May or June as the earliest. Dang this phone is drool worthy for the price.
16. REYNER posted on 23 Mar 2013, 09:31 0 0
are you pertaining for the lenovo s890 to hit our shore by may or june? i heard it was already launched last feb? this lenovo s920 make me excited!! how i hope it'll arrive soon as early as april:( i'd like to have one! im just curious how was the performance of your s890? does it still suffer the typical android stutters or barely?
17. XiphiasGladius posted on 23 Mar 2013, 12:46 0 0
I was referring to the s920, 4 months lang ata it’ll probably arrive na in our shores.
18. XiphiasGladius posted on 23 Mar 2013, 12:55 0 0
I’ve notice stuttering
only in the message thread, thats primarily because when loading the specific thread I’m already scrolling it. all in all you wont notice any.
12. Topcat488 posted on 23 Mar 2013, 05:05 0 0
Being an American, these words are hard to type... China is #1 when it comes to Smartphone Super Powers... There, I said (typed) it. O.0 Hope the U.S.A. can bring back some of those Jobs. Get it, Apple.
