When it comes to talking about the direction that the tablets and smartphones that many use daily are taking, we must not only refer to the formats themselves, but also to the brands, since they are the ones that experience the greatest drops or increases in the number of terminals that they manage to place on the market. If to this, we add the constant change that occurs in the sector, we can find ourselves at least curious situations in which firms that once achieved a great reception and enjoyed some success, may end up going through a more complicated situation.
Today we are going to talk to you about LeEcoThis Chinese firm, which in 2016 launched a multitude of devices focused on almost all ranges, sometimes alone, and others in collaboration with third-party companies such as Coolpad, has not had a good start to 2017. However, this does not seem to be the case. an excessive conditioning factor to continue launching models like Le Max 3, which could see the light in some areas in the coming days and of which we will now tell you more details.
Integrated
From Phonearena They assure that here we will not see great displays and that in this sense, we will once again find a metal casing, without pronounced edges and in which the screen will reach the side frames. A rear fingerprint reader and a socket for USB type C would be the other most striking features in the design of the Le Max 3.
Image and performance
It seems that Le Eco is also betting on great image properties. In this case, we would find a diagonal of 5,7 inches to which a QHD resolution would be added. Following in the wake of many Chinese manufacturers, it would have a rear dual camera de 13 Mpx and a frontal of 16. A RAM de 4 GB with an initial storage capacity of 64 and a processor Snapdragon 821 Capable of running virtual reality apps and reaching 2,4 Ghz peaks at least in theory, these are the most striking features in terms of performance. It will run with its own EUI 5.8 interface, inspired by Android Marshmallow.
Availability and price
En Phonearena take for granted that the Le Max 3 could be officially announced next April 11. The United States would be one of its main markets and at the moment no more details have been revealed about whether it will make the leap to other regions such as Europe and what its possible cost could be. Taking into account some of its characteristics already revealed, how much do you think it could go on sale for? We leave you available more related information about other phablets launched in 2016 by the firm as LE1, focused on Europe so that you can give your own opinion.