Now that Snapdragon 810 has been released, 2014’s flagship Snapdragon 801 has been significantly reduced in price. Thus we’ve had a rash of well-priced Snapdragon 801 SoC mobiles.
Up for preview today is the Infocus M810T. Considering devices with Snapdragon 801, just a year ago, were priced at $500-900, thm M810T’s price seems simply incredible.
While NFC was all the rage a while back with China phones, it has made a bit of a decline, but InFocus has included it here. Being that Android Pay has now come into play, I think NFC will be a more sought after feature.
Frequency support on the InFocus 810T makes it a very good phone for most of Asia / UK /Europe. There is also 1900 WCDMA, which will give most T-Mobile customers and other areas of N/C/S Americas 3G. As always, check your local areas’s frequency support prior to purchasing a mobile.
As mentioned earlier in the preview, the phone has the Qualcomm 2014 flagship SoC. A very powerful SoC and with the CPU’s clocked at their maximum at 2.5GHz. The battery is no slouch either at 2600mAh.
Beyond the SoC is the premium specced display@1080P and a big 2GB RAM. Considering the specs, the price is quite amazing, and with the limited-time coupon code “M810T” brings it down even further.
Now that Snapdragon 810 has been released, 2014's flagship Snapdragon 801 has been significantly reduced in price. Thus we've had a rash of well-priced Snapdragon 801 SoC mobiles.
Up for preview today is the Infocus M810T. Considering devices with Snapdragon 801, just a year ago, were priced at $500-900, thm...
Now that Snapdragon 810 has been released, 2014's flagship Snapdragon 801 has been significantly reduced in price. Thus we've had a rash of well-priced Snapdragon 801 SoC mobiles.<img class="size-full wp-image-8709 aligncenter" src="http://www.gizbeat.com/wp-content/uploads/infocus-m810t-review-1.jpg" alt="infocus-m810t-review-1" width="650" height="370" /><span id="more-8708"></span>
Up for preview today is the Infocus M810T. Considering devices with Snapdragon 801, just a year ago, were priced at $500-900, thm M810T's price seems simply incredible.
<span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>Infocus M810 4G specifications</strong></span>
<ul>
<li>SoC: Snapdragon 801</li>
<li>CPU: 4-core@2.5GHz</li>
<li>GPU: Adreno 330</li>
<li>Display: IPS 5.5"@1080P</li>
<li>OS: Android 4.4</li>
<li>RAM: 2GB</li>
<li>ROM storage: 16GB</li>
<li>Camera: Sony 13MP</li>
<li>Front: 5.0MP</li>
<li>SIM: Single</li>
<li>2G: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz</li>
<li>3G: WCDMA 1900/2100MHz</li>
<li>4G: FDD-LTE 700/900/1800/2100MHz</li>
<li>Battery: 2600mAh</li>
</ul>
Sensors: Light sensor, G-sensor, P-sensor, Proximity sensor, Gyroscope, Electronic Compass, NFC
While NFC was all the rage a while back with China phones, it has made a bit of a decline, but InFocus has included it here. Being that Android Pay has now come into play, I think NFC will be a more sought after feature.
Frequency support on the InFocus 810T makes it a very good phone for most of Asia / UK /Europe. There is also 1900 WCDMA, which will give most T-Mobile customers and other areas of N/C/S Americas 3G. As always, check your local areas's frequency support prior to purchasing a mobile.
As mentioned earlier in the preview, the phone has the Qualcomm 2014 flagship SoC. A very powerful SoC and with the CPU's clocked at their maximum at 2.5GHz. The battery is no slouch either at 2600mAh.
Beyond the SoC is the premium specced display@1080P and a big 2GB RAM. Considering the specs, the price is quite amazing, and with the limited-time coupon code "M810T" brings it down even further.
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Stylewise, the Infocus M810T is looking great; sporting a metal-framed with a slim, stylish, boutique design.
Anyone in the market for a powerful budget mobile in areas supported by its frequencies can take a hard gander at the InFocus M810T.
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