If you’ve wondered what has happened with Google’s Android One initiative, wonder no more because Spain and Portugal are the next countries to join the program. Spanish handset maker, bq, is manufacturing the new Android One device on offer, which is called the Aquaris A4.5.
It runs Android 5.1.1 Lollipop out of the box like you would expect from an Android One handset, with firmware updates guaranteed for 24 months from when the device is launched.
Internally, the Aquaris A4.5 shares many of the same features that are consistent throughout the various Android One handsets.
Specifications
- Quantum Color+ 4.5-Inch IPS display with 540 x 960 resolution (244ppi)
- MediaTek MT6735M Quad-core (4 cores @ 1GHz)
- Mali T720P MP1 GPU
- 1GB RAM
- 16GB Internal storage (10.5GB usable)
- MicroSD support (up to 64GB)
- 8MP Rear camera with dual flash and autofocus
- 5MP Front camera with flash
- Dual micro-SIM
- 2G/3G/4G(LTE) connectivity
- Bluetooth 4.0/GPS/WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
- Notification LED/Double Tap/
- Battery: 2,470mAh
- Dimensions: 131.77 x 63.48 x 8.75mm
- Weight: 115 grams
The Aquaris A4.5 can be ordered directly from bq’s online store for €169.90 in Spain and €179.90 in Portugal, with each handset coming with a 3-month subscription to Google Play Music and a frankly staggering 5-year guarantee. What do you think of the Aquaris A4.5? Is it cheap enough to appeal to its target market?
Source: bq
Via: AndroidPolice
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