Lenovo's 6.8-inch phablet is certified in China by TENAA

The Lenovo PB1-770N has been certified by TENAA. This is the agency in China that performs the same tasks that the FCC does in the U.S. One of its duties is to check out new mobile devices that will run in the country. This includes Lenovo's huge unannounced phablet, which for now is known only by its model number.

The Lenovo PB1-770N features a huge 6.8-inch screen. Not much in the way of specs was revealed by TENAA except for the phone's dual SIM support, and 4G LTE, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity. We also are told that Android will be pre-installed and that it will all be powered by a 3500mAh battery. The phone measures a trim 7.7mm thick.

Earlier this year we saw a similarly endowed Huawei P8 Max, which also featured a 6.8-inch screen. That model is powered by a home grown Kirin 935 chipset, 3GB of RAM and sports a thickness of 6.8mm.

With the Lenovo PB1-770N receiving its TENAA certification, the next step is an announcement by Lenovo making this big boy official. At that time, we should be able to grab all of the specs for the device, including the resolution of that massive display.


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source: TENAA (translated) via GSDome