Both of these handsets will run the Android Operating System version 4.0 or Ice Cream Sandwidch, and to support its performance, both have a chipset that is much faster than the previous ZTE handset with 1.2GHz and 1.5GHz speeds.
The new handset supports LTE (Long-Term Evolution), which is a technology that is more sophisticated and faster than existing 3G standards. So that was quoted by the official statement on Monday (2/20/2012).
The first smartphone, PF200, will have a capacitive type touch screen measuring 4.3 inches relieved with a resolution of 960x540 pixels (QHD), has a camera that can capture 8 megapixel images are very sharp, and the front facing camera with 1080p resolution that can be used to converse via video chat.
Handset will work on the main spectrum of LTE, UMTS and GSM, and will come with features Bluetooth 2.1, GPS, WiFi, and A-GPS for maps and directions. Entertainment features in a smartphone is enriched with the functions of the Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) and Mobile High-definition Link (SFM) that can be connected to audio devices in the home video wirelessly to enjoy entertainment such as high-definition movies and songs.
To complement the need for a sophisticated lifestyle, also provided the capability Near-Field Communications (NFC) which can be used among others for mobile transactions.
While ZTE N910, will work on LTE FDD spectrum, CDMA, and EV-DO. This device has a capacitive touch screen with WVGA resolution relief (800x480), has a 5MP camera with autofocus and flash, as well as 1080p front camera for video calls.
Other features include GPOs reliable, WiFi, Bluetooth, and DLNA capabilities for wireless entertainment.
"LTE devices is the vanguard of a number of LTE products to be presented by ZTE to the market in the next few months, and as more and more LTE networks are available," said He Shiyou, Executive Vice President and Head of the Division of ZTE Terminals .
"These products will be displayed as the main feature, in between the rows displayed by ZTE devices on the stand that was established at Mobile World Congress 2012," he added.
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