Japanese Windows 10 smartphone NuAns Neo teased in new video

We recently told you about the NuAns Neo – an intriguing Windows 10 smartphone from Japan with Continuum support and unique design. NuAns is now looking beyond the Japanese market and at a launch in other regions – a goal which the company will be trying to achieve via an upcoming Kickstarter campaign.

Meanwhile, a new video teasing the NuAns Neo has been released. It focuses mainly on the phone's design, showing it off in the hands of young people dressed in matching colors with the Neo's two-tone back covers. At the beginning of the video, you can also see the cool packaging the device and its accessories come in – wooden boxes sporting the same design footprint as the Neo itself.

The NuAns Neo is not the most powerful phone out there, but it could still find a dedicated user base if priced reasonably. It features a 720 x 1280 5-inch screen, 2GB of RAM, a 3,350 mAh battery, and it's powered by an octa-core Snapdragon 617 CPU clocked at 1.5Ghz.



Last year, the device was launched in Japan for around $380, although we don't know if that price means anything for the international release. More details will emerge soon, when the Kickstarter campaign begins.

source: NuAns via MSPoweruser