Preview: Cherry Mobile Titan Pro
Phablets with Pen what comes first in your mind? Samsung Note serries, or it’s closes rival LG G Pro Lite, would you go for any of these two phablets? Sure! You probably would. How about if we add another brand, like Cherry Mobile, would you take a careful consideration before buying the first two mention brands?
Cherry Mobile gave us a first look of their latest phablet installment for the Titan series the Titan Pro which sport a G-Pen. Little information is given about the unit’s specs and build. But we can expect more or less the same specs as the previews Titan. Initial specs are already all over the net, though it is not clear where these information come from, it is somewhat promising. What is sure though is that Cherry Mobile’s Titan Pro sports a 5” HD display, a 12MP camera and a gesture pen or G-pen. As to how this new feature of the Tita pro differ in comparison with Samsung’s Note series or LG’s mid-range installment of their G series the G pro lite remains to be seen. At any rate here are the specs that have been circulating in the net since Cherry mobile revealed the latest of the Titan series. Just a reminder thought, a lot of tech bloggers have been posting this what they called initial specs or limited official specs as others may call it. Be mindful that the specs listed below are a common to any Cherry Mobile high priced units except for the G-pen which is a first for any Cherry Mobile smartphones or in this case Phablet.
Quad Core Processor
5 Inch HD Display @ 1280×720 Pixel Resolution
12 Megapixel Autofocus Main Camera with LED Flash
Gesture Pen (G Pen) Stylus
WiFi and WiFi Hotspot
Bluetooth
GPS with A-GPS
Motion Sensor
Proximity Sensor
Ambient Light Sensor
3.5mm Audio Jack
Obviously, what this new Cherry Mobile offering, brings a new chip to the table of options to an ever growing market for more affordable Phablets. I’ll be posting new information about this latest offering especially when its already made available in the market for a formal review. So far, it looks promising.
