The Chinese smartphone manufacturer Gionee lately announced the Elife S5.1 smartphone carrying a slim form factor measuring only 5.1 mm in thickness. Now, the vendor appears to be prepping a dual display smartphone called W900. The device has been spotted on TENAA database, the Chinese equivalent of FCC.
The Gionee W900 clamshell smartphone resembles the Android based flip phones that were launched by the South Korean tech giant Samsung. Interestingly, the W900 would be the first one to come with Full HD 1080p AMOLED front and rear displays, both measuring 4-inches in size and carrying 550 ppi pixel densities.
The database reveals that the Gionee offering runs on Android 4.4.4 KitKat platform and incorporates a 1.5GHz quad-core processor of unspecified chipset teamed up with 2GB of RAM. The other aspects of the dual display phone include 4G LTE connectivity, a 13MP primary camera and a 5MP front facing selfie snapper. The device comes equipped with 16GB of native storage capacity with support for expansion and a 2,050 mAh battery.
As of now, there is no word regarding the release of the smartphone outside China, where it has got certified. Notably, the clamshell phones do not make their way into the global markets other than China and South Korea.
To be updated...