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Lenovo A1900 is a $60 quad-core phone

by on10 April 2015


Step aside Moto E, I’m cheaper

Lenovo’s new A1900 might be one of the cheapest brand name phones this year, yet it has a fairly nice spec. 

Of course, Lenovo now owns Motorola Mobile, which has made a killing with affordable Moto G and Moto E handsets. However, the Lenovo A1900 is taking the madness a step further, because it’s about to go on sale for about $60.

So what does $60 buy you? Obviously not much, but then again what do you expect for the price of a nice dinner for two?

The phone sports a SC7730 quad-core SoC, with four Cortex-A7 cores clocked at 1.2GHz and Mali 400 graphics. It has 512MB of RAM and 4GB of internal storage, along with a microSD card slot. The phone features a 4-inch 800x480 IPS panel, supports 2100MHz 3G and has two SIM slots.

The phone comes with a user-removable 1500mAh battery. It measures 121 x 62 x 9.5mm and weighs 117g.

While it sounds like a steal, the Lenovo A1900 will probably never make it to western markets, but you should be able to order it from Chinese resellers over the next few weeks.

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