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GSMArena team, 06 February 2015. The Lenovo S90 Sisley wants to be many things at once and one up every possible rival in the crowded midrange. An AMOLED screen, an 8MP selfie cam complete with an LED flash, Dual-SIM and LTE in a package powered by Snapdragon 410 and designed by Apple but not in California. Lenovo obviously saw no need to invest heavily in the Sisley, which mostly inherits its hardware from the Vibe Z2. In fact, they simply went ahead and re-packaged the Z2, most probably for markets where the origins of the otherwise sharp unibody design wouldn't be taken the wrong way. Lenovo S90 Sisley press images As for what's under the hood, the Lenovo S90 Sisley isn't likely to disappoint its target audience. The chipset is the increasingly popular Snapdragon 410, with four Cortex-A53 cores clocked at 1.2GHz and Adreno 306 GPU. The camera setup is quite impressive, at least on paper, with a 13MP main shooter and an 8MP selfie cam with its own LED flash. The S90 ...

The Lumia RM-1099 successfully passed certification in Indonesia last month, but sadly there were neither specifications, nor photos of the device available at that time because unlike other certification processes, the Indonesian authorities don?t reveal any details regarding the product. However, it is now being reported that the device is getting tested in India, and the good news is that a couple its specifications have been revealed. According to an entry on Indian import tracking website Zauba (the first entry in the image above), the Lumia RM-1099 is a low-end device having a 4-inch display and dual-SIM support. Aside from the RM-1099, the RM-1110 and RM-1069 also recently passed certification in Indonesia. Via View the original article here

Posted in: Computer Hardware, Mobile hardware 17 hours ago by Ian Samsung’s high performance laptop, the Series 7 Gamer, has just received a design refresh, complete with new paint job. Set to feature a new yellow finish, a SuperBright 3D LED display and an updated Core i7 processor, the Series 7 looks to make an impression. The monstrous 17.3 inch device comes in at just under 4 kilos, and really pushes the limits of what can be called portable. But at least you’ll get ample power from all that extra weight, as the Gamer 7 features a 128GB SSD for speed alongside a 1TB HDD for storage. Samsung have also jumped ship from Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 675M, and are now offering the device bundled with a Radeon HD 7870M. The device will be available in Korea starting tomorrow for 2.9 million won, which translates to roughly $2,650. However, there is no word on international availability yet. Source | Via View the original article here