In mid-July, we shared information that spotted a mystery Lenovo dubbed the X910 on the Antutu performance report. It was thought then that the device was equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 chip humming along at 2.2GHz. There was also speculation that the device might be slated to be the successor the K900.
While we cannot bridge that gap completely, we can share that benchmark scores were found on a device noted as the K910, running Android 4.2.2, and it appears to be running the same chipset, scoring an impressive 30,059 Antutu score.
Lenovo has an attractive line-up of smartphones, especially the recent run of flagship models, but the devices have not been widely available in the west. Recent Lenovos we have seen and read about, along with the apparent gear in the works, have seriously piqued our interest and hope to see more of them in the market.
Maxwell Ramsey has made significant contributions to PhoneArena through his detailed reporting on technology policy and advancements, such as wireless charging standards and FCC regulations, helping demystify complex topics for a broad readership.
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