Quad-Core Android Smartphones Coming Soon?

30.12.11 The Reporter 0 Comments

I have personally not yet recovered from the knowledge that Android Superphones are coming our way. Yes, it's already awesome to know that Cherry Mobile has already rebranded the Micromax A85 and it's a Dual-Core Android running on 8GB of Internal Storage, at around 2/3 the price of regular premium smartphones of the same specs, and yet, close on the heels of this release, we already have a new innovation looming on the Android horizon: Quad-Core Smartphones.

It's not even 2012 yet, and already, a Chinese company has announced their entry into the Quad-Core Android arena, set for making a splash in May 2012.

The Meizu MX caught GSM Arena's attention with its iPhone-esque form factor, powered with an Android "brain." With an Exynos Dual-core 1.4 GHz Cortex-A9 chipset and 16GB Internal Storage and 1GB RAM, could you go wrong with anything at that?

How about look like a standard Chinaphone, in terms of display?

Judging from the photos of the Meizu MX, its display colors may be washed-out, seen live. Even the review at GSM Arena cited the Meizu MX display's failings in quality, not to mention the fact that its 8MP camera still leaves much to be desired, a tragic, though rather standard, Chinaphone flaw.

But looking at the Meizu MX's profile and form factor, you'd have to agree that it does look pretty, well, pretty.

And it doesn't hurt to remember that 1.4 GHz in CPU speed, 16GB in Internal Storage and 1GB of RAM makes for one pretty powerful Android.

How would the Meizu MX fare as a Quad-Core Android offering? By May2012, we will know.