Vivo Xplay 3S world’s first phone with 2K resolution screen
The Vivo Xplay 3S is considered the most amazing next-gen smart phones one the market and a release date have finally been declared. Actually, this Chinese smart phone is extremely much likewise closer to a launch than a lot of people guess; certainly after you understand that it has been considered by the smart phone buyers and customers over at China smart phone. It has came up a little bit before expected, considering how this smart phone official announcement was likely to a reality few days shortly.
The display panel appears to be tested for durability against drops and higher contacts, so it will be definitely challenging. For the time being official sources have demonstrated that Smart phone will be launched on December 12th, stuffing a 5.5 inch 2560 x 1440 pixel display. The company BBK Electronics is associated with it and we’ve found that this unit may appear with Android 4.4 KitKat and high features which come with a quad core Snapdragon 800 CPU. You’ll also have 3 GB of RAM on board, LTE, a HiFi audio processor chip and USB 3.0 on-line connectivity. No clue what the pricing will be, nevertheless I must say that the release date was revealed by the device’s maker itself. Figuring out from the pics here, the screen will not only have a great resolution, and moreover high resilience. The Vivo XPlay 3S may not escape out apart from China officially, but that doesn’t make its advent any less interesting. The actual question is whether we even need smart phones with display screens higher than 1080p. Apart from early claims that 720p was ‘good enough’, most people today will believe that there is something clearer and more impressive about phones with 1080p display screens. Exactly the same thing might happen when we get our first appear at mobile phones with resolutions that are even better.
At the same time, the advantage might be comparatively little considering the trade-offs. Actually, we think the larger display screen will slow the phone down both in regards to raw speed and in the graphics area. Such a display may also pull the phone’s battery dry before long, unless Vivo sticks in a huge battery in order to make up for the difference.
Needless to say that we are a bit suspicious that all of these feature will pan out, though it is absolutely not impossible. Vivo is basically one of those few best quality Chinese manufacturers, so we completely expect a correspondingly high price level. At the same time, even if this smart phone does come in it’s above mentioned fully magnificence, it will likely remain gallingly not necessarily considered for the rest of the world.
Vivo will certainly attract the interest of the whole Android smart-phone arena when they release their next leading phone. Vivo themselves say the second version of the Xplay, named the Vivo Xplay 3S, could be the phone others will be considered by.
