Xolo X1000 unveiled, 2GHz Intel-based smartphone for Rs. 19,999

Xolo X1000 unveiled, 2GHz Intel-based smartphone for Rs. 19,999
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Xolo has today announced its third Intel powered Android phone for the Indian market - the X1000 running on the Intel Z2480 Atom Medfield processor, and Android 4.0 ICS.

Update (20:00 14-3-2013): Flipkart is already taking pre-orders for the Xolo X1000, and according to Lava will do so exclusively for the next 5 days. The online retailer gives a delivery time of 7-8 business days, making the actual availability the same as earlier reported – March 21.

Xolo has announced the new X1000 Android-based smartphone at a press event in Goa today. This becomes the third addition to the family of Intel-based phones from Xolo, along with the X500 and X900. The Xolo 1000 has been priced at Rs. 19,999 for the Indian market, and will be available for purchase on March 20 via Flipkart, and hit store shelves by March 21.

The Xolo X1000 runs on a single-core 2GHz Intel Atom Z2480 processor (based on the Medfield design) with Hyper-Threading (implying two threads), and a PowerVR SGX540 (400MHz) GPU, coupled with 1GB of RAM. It also boasts of a Sharp-made 4.7-inch 1280×720 pixel ‘2.5 D’ edge-to-edge curved glass TFT LCD display (with a single glass – similar to the Galaxy Nexus). The display has a reported pixel density of 312 ppi, according to the press release, though the specifications sheet states 314 ppi..

Other specifications include an 8MP rear camera with a 15fps burst mode. A front-facing 1.3MP camera is also onboard. The rear camera can also shoot full HD video at 30 frames per second. In terms of storage, the X1000 offers 8GB of onboard storage, along with a microSD card slot for expansion (up to 32GB). It has a 1,900mAh battery that is rated to deliver 9.5 hours of talk time and 14 days of standby time.

The Xolo X1000 will run Android 4.0 ICS out of the box, which is disappointing on various counts. First, most modern smartphones have moved on from 4.0 to the 4.1 or 4.2 (Jelly Bean) version of Android and secondly, Xolo’s own Q800 and A1000 run on Jelly Bean. Jelly Bean is also more optimized to take advantage of the hardware, so it is a little shocking for a phone that’s supposed to be the ‘Fastest Smartphone Ever.’ Withholding the Jelly Bean update from the X1000 is bound to not sit well with several buyers.

Lava has provided a detailed specifications sheet for the Xolo X1000, and you can check it out below:

LAVA XOLO X1000
Network
Frequency Bands
GSM 850/900/1800/1900
UMTS/HSPA: 850/900/1900/2100
HSPA
up to 21 Mbps (DL)
up to 5.7 Mbps (UL)
Processor
Chipset
Intel Atom Processor Z2480
CPU
2 GHz Intel® Atom™ with Hyper Threading
Graphics core
Make
PowerVR SGX540
Clock speed
400 MHz
Triangles per second
40 million/second
Design
Dimensions
133.9 x 67.6 x 9.1 mm
Weight
140 grams
Hard Keys
Power key
Volume key
Slots
SIM card slot
micro USB
3.5 mm audio jack
micro SD card slot
Display
Display Size
4.7″
Resolution
 720×1280
314 pixels per inch
Colors
16M
Display Technology
Sharp TFT transmissive LCD
Operating System
Android™ v4.0.4 (ICS)
GPS
Assisted GPS
Camera
Rear camera
8 MP
Front camera
1.3 MP
Flash support
Yes, single LED
Auto focus
Yes
Touch focus
Yes
HD recording rear
1080p
Burst Mode
10 Burst @15 fps
Modes supported
Auto, Sports, Potrait, Landscape, Night, Night Potrait, Fireworks,
Sensors
Accelerometer
Gyroscope
Magnetometer
Ambient light sensor
Proximity sensor
Audio
Digital Microphones
2
Ambient Noise Cancellation
Yes
Voice Recording
Yes, 3GPP
Audio codecs supported
MP3, MIDI, WAV, 3GPP,AAC,AAC
Video
Video recording & playback
Full HD 1080p@30fps
Video codecs supported
MPEG4, H.263, H.264, Divx
Video Player
Android Video Player
Connectivity
USB
v2.0
Bluetooth
v2.1 EDR
Wi-Fi
802.11 b/g/n
WLAN support
Yes
Modem
Intel XMM6268
Memory
Internal Memory*
8 GB
RAM
1 GB
Expandable Memory
up to 32 GB
Battery
Battery capacity
1900 mAh
Browsing (3G)
up to 5 hours
Talk time (3G)
up to 9.5 hours
Talk time (2G)
up to 9.5 hours
Music playback (earphones)
up to 38 hours
1080p Video (using wired headsets)
up to 6 hours
Total standby time
up to 14 days

 

Swapnil Mathur

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