Local smartphone company Ninetology has been teasing its first LTE-enabled smartphone for some time now, and today the company has finally unveiled the specs of its upcoming Z1T smartphone, which will be priced below RM1000.
The Ninetology Z1T is essentially a mid-range LTE smartphone, powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 1.4GHz quad-core processor with 1GB of RAM. There’s also 8GB of on-board storage and a microSD card slot that supports up to 32GB microSD cards. The chassis weighs 164g and is 8.4mm thick, packing a 5-inch 720p display with IPS technology.
Round the back, there’s a 13MP f/2.2 rear camera sensor and in front, the Z1T packs a modest 1.6MP camera sensor. Rounding up the specs list of this Android 4.3-running device is a 2000mAh battery that the company claims is good for nine hours of talk time.
While Ninetology is yet to announce the official retail price of the Z1T, it has launched its own “Guess the Price” contest ahead of its official announcement. In its contest app, users will need to choose what they deem will be the final retail price of the Z1T, ranging from RM299 in multiples of RM100 all the way to RM999. There’s a tiebreaker as well, where the three best answers by those who selected the correct price will win themselves a Ninetology Z1T each. The contest will end on June 15, which is the date we’re expecting to be the official announcement of the device proper.
Find out more about the Ninetology Z1T in its official product page here.
It’s 2014 already and this is your first LTE smartphone? Poor Ninetology, can’t even make a decent flagship so you made a half baked mid range? Poor Ninetology.
I think they already work hard as a local mobile company, jz way too hard to compete with strong opponent, especially those company from China.
yup,i thinks so too, lets imagine if we all,malaysian support ninetology,then we,malaysia may have a international mobile brand,good right?
if ninetology phone has better design and build quality,i sure support them,since these day mid-low range handset has poor software support,and the hardware is almost same,just slightly different
still jellybean. ur older model also never upgraded to newer version of android. no way im going to spend 500+ for this phone.