CES 2013 Asian coming force on smartphones

Asian equipment manufacturers, the Chinese head, multiply ads for terminals, smartphones and tablet PC.

Huawei and ZTE smartphones multiply announcements at CES in Las Vegas. ZTE has the Grand Era, a terminal respecting 4G LTE. He also announced the Grand S, with a 5 inch screen 1080p.

Huawei launched a low cost smartphone Windows 8, called Ascend W1. This sign entering the market Windows Phone. The touch screen of 480 by 800 W1 has a dimension of 4 inches. It works with a dual core processor 1.2 GHz Qualcomm.

The manufacturer also marks the spirits with a device which he says he is the smartphone with the largest screen in the world. Ascend named Mate, it has a 6.1 inch screen, running Android 4.1, a revamped version of Jelly Bean. This hybrid between the phone and the tablet appears to be much larger than the Samsung Galaxy Note (5.3 inches) which launched the fashion of this type of aircraft in 2011. HD resolution reached 1280 by 720 pixels.

The phone features a quad-core processor 1.5 G Hz, 8 camera megapixel, a front camera and a battery of 4050 mAh with a charging time reduced by 30%. According to Huawei, Ascend Mate provides up to two days of use on a single charge.

Galaxy S III on Windows Phone 8

For its part, the Korean Samsung presents ATIV S, which is essentially a version of Windows Phone 8 Galaxy S III. Should be noted that during the show, and during the presentation of his latest HDTV, Samsung highlighted the Evolution kit, a small hardware module (an embedded processor two or four cores) just connect to any Smart TV brand.

This module must accelerate performance in navigation and update the TV regarding services and embedded technology. Samsung promises including access to a referral system of programs for viewers according to their preferences with voice interaction.

Lenovo, for its part, has IdeaCentre Horizon, a touch screen PC all in one, which looks very much like a huge tablet. The unit serves as both personal computer 27 inches as "table" interactive and family once laid flat.

The IdeaCentre then allows multiple users to simultaneously screen and access to the Lenovo App Shop, a platform of more than 5000 applications. It should be sold by the end of 2013. The Chinese manufacturer also presents a table-PC 39 inch large format, called "Gamma", still in the concept stage.