Sometimes, we can find some companies that are not very present in a direct way in the sectors of tablets and smartphones but they seek to make an appearance and awaken the interest of users through their participation in third-party terminals. Here we could find a symbiotic relationship since the component suppliers can make themselves more known to users at the same time that the creators of the devices, by having them, can have a guarantee of credibility and greater prestige.
We can find a large number of more discreet technologies that use others already established such as Sony to equip their terminals with more powerful cameras. Sharp It is also usually a very chosen option when providing screens to a multitude of devices. In the last few hours more details have been revealed about a phablet that it could launch this second Japanese brand and that could be interpreted as a new leap towards the launch of its own platforms after seeing others like Aquos.
Integrated
The photos shown by the Chinese telecommunications body, TENAA, reveal a device Grey but that it could be available in golden tones and several more still to be confirmed, according to GizChina. On housing would metal and its approximate dimensions, of 15,8 × 7,8 centimeters. Its thickness, which would be around 7,7, would also remain within the usual.
Image and performance
In these two fields we can find some aspects that have already been revealed and others for which we will have to wait. Sharp's new phablet will feature a 5,5 inches and a resolution Full HD. In terms of cameras, we would find a single front sensor and a rear sensor whose characteristics are unknown. Its processor has not been revealed either, although it is assumed that it will be equipped with a 3 or 4 GB RAM, which could place it within the mid-range. The highlight in the field of autonomy is its 3.020 mAh battery, also within what we are already seeing frequently.
Actual state
After receiving the approval of TENAA, the phablet, which for now has been nicknamed Z3, could begin to be sold very soon in China and it would be logical for it to also be released in Japan, the country where the firm was born. Will it make the leap to other regions in the future? What do you think its possible cost could be? Waiting for your arrival in Europe to be confirmed or not, we leave you available more related information about some models manufactured in the Asian giant in which Sharp has collaborated so you can see what is the scope of the Japanese technology within this format.