CES: Lenovo K800 smartphone video demo

Khidr Suleman
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A look at the first Intel-based Atom smartphone

LAS VEGAS: The K800 is powered by an Intel Atom Medfield 1.6GHz processor. It has a 4.5in screen with 1280x720 resolution and will ship with Android Gingerbread and a customised overlay. The device...

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