Lenovo is pushing the smartphone design boundaries by launching the powerful K900

Most people know Lenovo as the company that makes laptops and desktops. It is not a firm that we think of when we start looking for our next smartphone. Lenovo's goal this year is to change this. It wants to be known as a company that doesn't only sell laptops but also the one that makes great computing devices, whether they are traditional computers or smartphones.
In China, Lenovo has already become one of the top smartphone sellers. India, which has a similar high-volume and value-driven smartphone market, looks like a good market for the company. This is the reason why in the last month Lenovo launched six smartphones priced between Rs 30,000 and Rs 8,689.

Of these, the most outstanding device is the phablet K900 which was launched in June at around Rs. 32,000 but now available at Rs. 26,000. Its USP is its durable body which is carved out of Stainless Steel and an ultra-slim form factor. It also the first smartphone to have Intel's Clovertrail processor under its hood.

Lets have a look at its specifications:

• 5.5 inch (1920 x 1080 pixels) Full HD IPS display with 419 PPI pixel density and Gorilla Glass 2 protection
• 2 GHz dual-core Intel Atom Z2580 processor with Intel Hyper-Threading technology
• Intel® GMA graphics clocked at 533 MHz
• Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean)
• 13MP rear camera with dual LED Flash | 2MP front camera
• 3.5 mm audio jack | USB On-the-Go
• 2GB RAM | 16GB internal memory
• 3G | WiFi 802.11 b/g/n | Bluetooth | FM Radio
• GPS | Light Sensor | Gravity Sensor | Proximity Sensor
• 2500 mAh battery

Obviously, the K900 ticks all the right boxes from hardware point of view. But it also has customized the Jellybean UI with its custom skin. The phone has a unique but awesome design with features that can easily compete with Samsung Galaxy Mega. And at the price point of around 25K, its worth-buying. You can also check-out its detailed review here.


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