Meizu MX will have HDMI-out and HSPA+, expected by the end of 2011

Less than 4 months ago, Meizu released the Meizu M9, which was an extremely attractive and capable Android device. And Meizu's Jack Wong is already teasing us with images of the upcoming Meizu MX, previously known as the M9II.

The Meizu MX, also an Android device, will be a 4-inch, 640x960 resolution 'dream' machine. The "MX" in Meizu MX apparently stands for "meng xiang," meaning "dream" in Mandarin Chinese.

Aside from its aesthetic appeal, it will also have HDMI-out, HSPA+ speed, 16GB of storage, and a dual-core Cortex-A9 processor. And those impressive features might explain the relatively high $548 price tag. But Wong insists the profit margin is the same as with the M9, which costs $413.

Admittedly, the MX photo looks like a dummy model, rather than a working unit. But it still gives us a good look at the physical button, and the white backing on the device. If you're looking for a high-powered alternative to the other status quo smartphones out there, you can look forward to the MX, expected before the end of 2011.

source: Meizu Me via Engadget