Among the many smartphones that Microsoft could have in the oven based on the leaks of the last few months, it seems that it would finally be the Lumia 1330 the one with the most ballots to see the light in the near future and, in fact, has already been seen in benchmarks, confirming in passing a good part of the etechnical specifications that some recent news attributed to him. We give you all the details.
Although what we all want the most to see is a new flagship of the range Lumia with the seal of Microsoft, It seems that at the moment those of Redmond are going to continue betting on the basic range and the mid-range and the Lumia 1330, the successor of the Lumia 1320 (the economic version of the Lumia 1520), is right now one of the best candidates, if not the best, to be the next to debut, after the Lumia 535.
5.7-inch screen and 14 MP camera
Despite not being a high-end phablet, we must not think either that we will not find some interesting improvements in this new one. Lumia 1330: we already told you a few days ago expected to arrive, in addition to a smaller screen (of 5.7 inches), with more powerful cameras and this is confirmed by its passage through benchmarks, in whose records we find a main camera of 14 MP and another front of 5 MP.
Those first information were also correct with what will not change, or at least it will not change too much, since, effectively, the resolution of the screen would continue HD and the processor, although not specified, there is not much doubt that it will be a Snapdragon 400, which would be a novelty, although not so much a clear improvement. We probably shouldn't expect too many variations when it comes to battery and RAM, either.
Expected to debut in February
It seems that the first leak in regards to his debut, which he predicted would take place in in February, in the MWC, since the fact that it is now going through benchmarks fits quite well with a debut at that time. There is also news that, in addition, it has also begun to go through regulatory bodies to obtain the relevant certifications prior to its commercialization.
Source: Phonearena.com