Huawei introduced a new quad-core
Android phone to the German market,
the Huawei Ascend G615. It’s very similar
to the Ascend D quad in terms of specs –
4.5” IPS LCD screen with 720p resolution
(326ppi), Android 4.0 with an incoming
Jelly Bean update, HiSilicon K3V2 chipset
(4x Cortex-A9 at 1.4GHz, 1GB RAM and
HiSilicon GPU) along with an 8MP / 1080p
camera.
The G615 is cheaper than the Ascend D
quad XL – it will be sold at €300, while
the older model goes for around €380.
The battery is not quite as big though
(2,150mAh vs. 2,600mAh) and it’s slightly
thicker and heavier, the Ascend G615
measures 134 x 67.5 x 10.5mm and
weighs 145g.
The rest of the specs include 8GB of built-
in memory, microSD card slot (take that,
Nexus 4), Dolby Digital Plus audio tech,
3G with 21Mbps HSDPA, Wi-Fi b/g/n and
Bluetooth 3.0. The G615 will be available
in Black and White and uses old fashioned
miniSIMs.
If you’re interested, the Huawei Ascend
G615 will be available in Germany
starting early next month for €300.
Initially you’ll be able to get it from
Amazon, Conrad or Cyberport, but in
March other stores will start offering it
too.
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