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For lovers of big displays, coming our way is the 6.0″ PPTV King 7, and PPTV King 7s.
Style: The bodies of these two mobiles will be aluminum with a very similar look to Xiaomi Redmi Note 3. The front glass will be 2.5D
SoC/CPU/GPU: The SoC will be MT6795 / MTK6795 / Helio X10. This SoC carries an 8-core big.LITTLE SoC and PowerVR G6200 GPU.
RAM / ROM: RAM will be 3GB and storage 32GB.
Battery: The battery will be a big 3610mAh.
Display: The displays will be IPS OGS 6.0″@2K 2560*1440.
Sound: The phones will include an ES9018 HiFi sound chip.
Camera: The camera will be 13MP with phase detection auto-focus. This is a big plus; it’s both quicker and more accurate than what the majority of cameras carry, which is contrast autofocus.
The King 7 and King 7s will reportedly both carry the same set of specs, but with one difference: the King 7s will have a 3D display. An Infrared/IR-remote will be included in both models.
In China, The King 7 will retail for $200 and King 7s for $260. The presale has already begun in China and we should see these models available for sale overseas within the next couple of months.
For lovers of big displays, coming our way is the 6.0' PPTV King 7, and PPTV King 7s.
Style: The bodies of these two mobiles will be aluminum with a very similar look to Xiaomi Redmi Note 3. The front glass will be 2.5D
SoC/CPU/GPU: The SoC will be MT6795 /...
For lovers of big displays, coming our way is the 6.0" PPTV King 7, and PPTV King 7s.<span id="more-10113"></span>
<strong>Style:</strong> The bodies of these two mobiles will be aluminum with a very similar look to Xiaomi Redmi Note 3. The front glass will be 2.5D<img class="size-full wp-image-10115 aligncenter" src="http://www.gizbeat.com/wp-content/uploads/pptv-king-7s.jpg" alt="pptv-king-7s" width="400" height="400" />
<strong>SoC/CPU/GPU:</strong> The SoC will be MT6795 / MTK6795 / Helio X10. This SoC carries an 8-core big.LITTLE SoC and PowerVR G6200 GPU.
<strong>RAM / ROM:</strong> RAM will be 3GB and storage 32GB.
<strong>Battery:</strong> The battery will be a big 3610mAh.
<strong>Display:</strong> The displays will be IPS OGS 6.0"@2K 2560*1440.
<strong>Sound:</strong> The phones will include an <strong>ES9018 HiFi sound chip.</strong>
<strong>Camera:</strong> The camera will be 13MP with phase detection auto-focus. This is a big plus; it's both quicker and more accurate than what the majority of cameras carry, which is contrast autofocus.
<img class="size-full wp-image-10114 aligncenter" src="http://www.gizbeat.com/wp-content/uploads/pptv-king-7.jpg" alt="pptv-king-7" width="310" height="445" />
The King 7 and King 7s will reportedly both carry the same set of specs, but with one difference: <strong>the King 7s will have a 3D display. </strong>An Infrared/IR-remote will be included in both models.
In China, The King 7 will retail for $200 and King 7s for $260. The presale has already begun in China and we should see these models available for sale overseas within the next couple of months.
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