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CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. ZTE will launch the PF200 and N910 at MWC, Business Wire reports. Instead of its usual budget fare like the Tania or Skate, however, it's taking on the likes of Apple and Samsung with some high-end models. But does it have what it takes to roll with the big boys?. It seems ZTE isn't dipping its toe in the high-end water -- rather it's tucking its knees to its chest and bombing right in. Both models will run Ice Cream Sandwich, making them among the limited Android handsets to do so. The PF200 (pictured above) is the flagship, with a 1.2GHz processor, a 4.3-inch QHD capacitive touchscreen, and an 8-megapixel camera. The front-facer will be 1080p, showing your crow's feet in amazing detail in video calls, so make sure you look your best. It'll have DLNA, so it'll play nice with your other devices, and NFC for touch transferring data.

The N910 (pictured below) has more power behind it than the PF200, but is lower-specced in almost every other aspect, There's a 1.5GHz processor, a 480x800-pixel capacitive touchscreen, 5-megapixel camera and the same 1080p front-facing video camera, Wi-Fi and DLNA are on board, but no NFC, These are the "fore-runners of a wide-range of LTE devices ZTE will bring to the market in the coming months," according to the executive protective with reinforced corners for iphone x vice president of ZTE, The PF200 will also work across the GSM spectrum, so hopefully we'll see it or a very similar version touch down in the UK..

ZTE's budget handsets are impressive, with many touting it as the new HTC. It'll be interesting to see it take on the likes of Apple and Samsung in the high-end stakes. Fingers crossed that it's factored the UK into its plans. Would you like to see the PF200 and N910 come to the UK? Let me know below or over on Facebook. ZTE will showcase two new phones at MWC, and they'll be higher-end than its usual budget fare. Could it challenge the Android big boys?. With just a week to go until Mobile World Congress takes over Barcelona (and we descend mob-handed), another company has announced some phones early.

CNET también está disponible en español, Don't show this again, LG also claims the 4:3 aspect ratio on the Optimus Vu as a central selling point--a Korean press release touts the huge screen space and brightness as ideal protective with reinforced corners for iphone x for reading e-books and other content, Unlike the Galaxy Note, however, the LTE-enabled Optimus Vu won't be immediately available in the U.S, It should debut in Korea first, next month--initially running Android Gingerbread on a 1.5 GHz dual-core processor, LG says to expect an Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade within three months of the roll-out..

Now that there are at least two 5-inch mega-phones on the market, perhaps they'll breed, flooding the mobile market with this odd new form factor. Will 2012 be the year of the 5-inch screen spring? Let us know in the comments section whether you think big phones will take off. (Via Crave U.K.). Another big phone and its stylus are giving the Samsung Galaxy Note some company. The Samsung Galaxy Note is getting some company in the emerging world of mega-smartphones from LG's Optimus Vu, which has been revealed ahead of the upcoming Mobile World Congress.