Oppo Unveils World's First 1080p Smartphone

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  • lahawzel
    Question: If these Chinese companies have been manufacturing record-breaking, awesome smartphones for years, how come we've never seen reviews of any of these in the west, in any country?

    EDIT> ***, I forgot that Apple patented rectangles with rounded corners. No wonder.
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  • gerchokas
    Mhh my nokia 6101 is starting to feel outdated...
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  • joytech22
    Great.. Now I'm torn between the LG Optimus G or this (if available in my Country).
    I'm leaning more towards the LG for battery life, who knows how much power this bad boy's screen is going to suck away.
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  • Neog2
    LaHawzelQuestion: If these Chinese companies have been manufacturing record-breaking, awesome smartphones for years, how come we've never seen reviews of any of these in the west, in any country?What are you serious you havent heard about the Oppo Finder only 6.65mm thick. Come On tons of videos and reviews on the net. Wish I could get an unlocked version.
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  • xpeh
    Now that is one sexy phone :)
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  • aftcomet
    I will NEVER buy Chinese sourced goods. NEVER.
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  • Apple patented 1080p, they are working on a lawsuit as we speak.
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  • aftcometI will NEVER buy Chinese sourced goods. NEVER.Yeah, good luck with that. You probably had something made in China on yourself when you posted that comment... And the device you posted it from has something made in China as well.
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  • murzar
    Does it look rectangular with rounded edges?
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  • Finally, been waiting for the full HD 16:9 benchmark to be hit before getting too excited about my next phone. This could be it if I can buy one unlocked from outside China. Hope it's got HDMI out and hopefully these 1920x1080 panels and 2Gb ram will be part of the next gen 7" tablets as well.
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