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Leaked ZTE Grand X Quad press photo confirms 5" display

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22 March, 2013

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A press image of the ZTE Grand X Quad has been leaked by the kind folks over at @evleaks today, alongside some specs which shed more light on the company's mid-range offering.

The ZTE Grand X Quad stands right below the company's flagship - the Grand S - and comes with a 5" gapless TFT display of 720p resolution. It's powered by an undisclosed 1.2GHz quad-core processor (likely the MediaTek MT6589), 1GB of RAM. Internal memory remains a mystery, but it's rumored the Grand X Quad will pack a microSD card.

At the back, there's an 8MP camera with LED flash, purportedly capable of shooting 1080p videos. The battery is removable and has a capacity of 2500mAh. Still, according to preliminary specifications, the Grand X Quad weighs 163 grams and measures 141.0 x 70.0 x 8.9 mm.

Information regarding pricing isn't available at this time, but we suspect it should come around the same time the Grand S is bound to hit China - the first quarter of this year.

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  • Niko
  • m}i
  • 23 Mar 2013

The Jiayu G4 advanced seems to be ready. And my tablet has 2GB RAM and is quad core - though Allwinner A31 and not MTK6589.

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  • thecalmcritic
  • RII
  • 23 Mar 2013

This shows some serious aggression from Android's Chinese OEMs which is good. This particular model just Harlem Shook all over Samsung's ridiculous Galaxies' Grand and S II Plus. This is PRECISELY WHY I've cautioned that Samsung should start to ...

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  • AnonD-19631
  • tE{
  • 23 Mar 2013

looks good :D

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