Lenovo K800 is the first Android smartphone that uses the Intel chipset will also be the first smartphone that uses the 1.6 GHz Atom processor from Intel's Medfield, although the launch may still be using a variant of Android OS 2.3 (Gingerbread) that is compatible with x86, not Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.
Lenovo K800 was first exhibited at the CES event in Las Vegas, and also equipped with 4.5-inch display panel capable of displaying 720p HD resolution and an 8MP camera on the back.
The latest news claimed that the K800 will be equipped with the latest technology from Intel's Avatar, this technology can turn a photo into a unique 3D animation rendering.
Lenovo K800 was first exhibited at the CES event in Las Vegas, and also equipped with 4.5-inch display panel capable of displaying 720p HD resolution and an 8MP camera on the back.
The latest news claimed that the K800 will be equipped with the latest technology from Intel's Avatar, this technology can turn a photo into a unique 3D animation rendering.
