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Meizu’s lineup of Android phones is a pretty big deal in China, and while not drawing the same crowds as the M9, the newly released Meizu MX still saw quite the turnout for its New Year’s Day launch. The smaller mob can be attributed to tighter local security and Meizu’s own efforts to cut down on folks waiting in line. Customers were asked to refrain from lining up outside of stores until they received a phone call and Meizu even offered an expenses-paid hotel stay for the first person to show up. That offer was turned down.
The launch of the MX comes with some slightly tweaked specs. The phone is now listed as having a 1.4GHz CPU as opposed to 1GHz and the camera has been bumped up to 1080p video recording. It was revealed that all Meizu handsets going forward will be available with a stock Android build or Meizu’s custom interface, though a dual-boot system this will not be. The Meizu M9 is expected to see the upgrade later this year and will be treated to the same option.
[via Engadget]
Why can’t more manufacturers go this route ,”It was revealed that all Meizu handsets going forward will be available
with a stock Android build or Meizu’s custom interface, though a
dual-boot system this will not be.”
Nice Meizu is becoming the Apple of China, it is a very solid device according to specs.
Pentaband PLEASE!!!! I will buy every new Meizu if would support T-Mobile 3G. Would sell millions of more phones!