Meizu MX with a quad-core processor might launch by the end of September
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Smartphones sporting dual-core processors may be all the rage these days, but we know that it is only a matter of time until they get dethroned by their upcoming quad-core siblings. And while the first quad-core silicons from Qualcomm, NVIDIA, and Texas Instruments are not expected to materialize inside of a smartphone before this year's end, the guys at Meizu may be nearly ready to launch a handset powered by a quad-core chip.
The Chinese manufacturer is planning on releasing its Meizu MX Android smartphone in both dual- and quad-core versions with 16 and 32 gigs of on-board storage respectively. Since the device is expected to hit the market by the end of September, it might very well be titled as the world's first smartphone to pack a quad-core chipset under its hood. Little is known, however, about the actual processors, which will power the two Meizu MX versions, yet it is said that they will be both Cortex-A9-based.
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The Meizu MX smartphone |
Sadly, the Meizu MX will most likely be available on the Chinese market only so we might not get to play with it anytime soon. The quad-core model is expected to retail for about $780 while the dual-core version will cost roughly $625.
source: Engadget China (translated) via SlashGear
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6 Comments
1. clevername posted on 20 Sep 2011, 04:28 4 0
I think apples lawsuit against meizu for stealing their designs, from a year or so ago is a hell of a lot more legitimate than any other.
6. jroc74 posted on 20 Sep 2011, 14:32 2 0
E X A C T L Y.
And the funny thing is Apple lost that case.
2. som posted on 20 Sep 2011, 06:25 5 0
Rotten Apple didn't continue their lawsuit because Meizu has no money.
4. cb2047 (unregistered) posted on 20 Sep 2011, 10:16 0 0
Even if this phone did show up in the U.S. I would be VERY skeptical about its legitimacy/reliability. You just never know when its a "not so well known" brand and it's the first to do anything. For the sake of awesome phones becoming more awesome, I hope its the real deal
