Oppo, Chinese maker of fairly impressive video hardware, launches a fine-looking smartphone headed for Western release-- the Find 5, a slim Android handset with a 1080p display and impressive specs.
Alongside the 5-inch 1920 x 1080 resolution IPS touchscreen (with a 3.25mm bezel), the Find 5 carries a quad-core Snapdragon S4 processor, 2GB RAm, 2500mAh battery and NFC connectivity complete with two appropriate tags.
The operating system is Android 4.1.2, aka Jelly Bean.
Oppo claims it has a couple of firsts when it comes to smartphone cameras and audio-- a 13MP rear-facing camera with hardware-enabled HDR photography and video and Dirac HD (a technology used by BMW, Bentley, Rolls Royce and Datasat) audio.
However the device is let somewhat down by a lack of microSD slot and just 16GB of internal storage.
The Find 5 should hit select European markets sometime in early 2013.
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