User:JuneAugust/Huawei Ascend Mate
| 品牌 | Ascend |
|---|---|
| 生產商 | 华为终端公司 |
| 兼容的網絡 | UMTS 850/900/1700/1900/2100 MHz 全球移动通信系统 850/900/1800/1900 MHz |
| 類型 | 智能手机 |
| 手機規格 | Bar |
| 尺寸 | 163.5 mm（6.44英寸） H 85.7 mm（3.37英寸） W 9.9 mm（0.39英寸） D |
| 重量 | 198 g（7.0 oz） |
| 作業系統 | Android4.1Emotion UI 1.5 |
| CPU | 1.5 GHz quad-core Hi-Silicon K3V2, with Intel XMM6260 基带 |
| 記憶體 | 2GB |
| 電池 | 4050mAh |
| 顯示器 | 6.1-inch 橫向電場效應顯示技術, 1280x720 pixels |
| 後置相機 | 8.0 megapixel AF with HDR |
| 前置相機 | 1.0-megapixel HD |
| 連接能力 | 802.11 a/b/g/n, dual-band, 數位生活網路聯盟, Wi-Fi直连, Wi-Fi hotspot 藍牙 4.0 LE EDR |
| 網站 | Huawei website |
华为Ascend Mate是一款由中国通信公司华为终端公司所开发的Android智能手机。The Ascend Mate was officially unveiled at the 2013 国际消费电子展 in Las Vegas, and is expected to be released in China in February 2013 with an international release to follow in March.
In size, the device straddles the large end of smartphones and the small end of tablets and is thus known as a 平板手机 — a 混成詞 of phone and tablet. The Ascend Mate features a 6.1-inch screen (which the company considers to be the largest screen ever used on a smartphone), and a 4050 mAh battery with over 22 hours of talk time (in comparison to the close to 17 hours achieved by the Samsung Galaxy Note II).[1][2]
The Ascend Mate was developed as a part of a shift by Huawei to produce more higher-end devices, while CEO Richard Yu also considered the phablet to be the future of smartphones due to their "all-in-one" nature.[3]
硬件
[编辑]The Ascend Mate includes a 1.5 GHz quad-core processor with 2GB of 随机存取存储器. The device incorporates a 6.1-inch 720p IPS display, which the company considers to be the largest screen ever used on a smartphone.[3] The Ascend Mate's display takes up 73% of its face, allowing it to maintain a relatively compact form factor. The screen also incorporates a feature marketed as "Magic Touch", which allows the 觸控式螢幕 to be used while wearing gloves (similarly to the 诺基亚 Lumia 920). The device also includes an 8 像素 rear camera, and a 1 megapixel front-facing camera.[4] The design of the Ascend Mate uses a rounded build with a non-removable plastic cover on its rear, a front covered in Gorilla Glass, and a metallic frame around its edges.[4][5] The rim of the device incorporates a top-mounted 3.5mm TRS端子, SD卡 slot, volume rocker, power button, and camera shutter button. The Ascend Mate uses software menu buttons as implemented by the Android operating system.[5]
软件
[编辑]The Ascend Mate ships with Android 4.1 with 华为Emotion UI. Software features include floating windows for multi-tasking, an option which shifts the keyboard and dial pad to one side of the screen for one-handed use, a navigation feature which uses 擴增實境), and awhich allows quick access to a calculator, notes, text messages, and videos.[4][3]
Reception
[编辑]The Ascend Mate received mixed reception at CES. Ubergizmo felt that the Ascend Mate had "very good" build quality comparable to the Galaxy Note II, and was also only slightly heavier as well. Despite believing that the Emotion UI was not as clean as stock Android, its smooth performance, camera, and the presence of a high-capacity battery were considered to be positive aspects of the device.[3] TechRadar stated that while the large size and lack of grip made the Ascend Mate trickier to hold than even the Galaxy Note II, its screen had good viewing angles and was good for viewing photos and videos, but found that its one-handed keyboard mode was tricky to use.
In a preliminary review, editors at Techradar questioned the viability of a phone with such a large screen.[5]
另见
[编辑]参考
[编辑]- ^ Kwang, Kevin. Huawei jumps into the phablet race with Ascend Mate. ZDNet. [18 January 2013].
- ^ Shipments of 'phablets,' or large smartphones, to double in 2013. Los Angeles Times. [18 January 2013].
- ^ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Smith, Edward. CES 2013: Huawei Unveils Ascend Mate and D2 Smartphones. International Business Times. [18 January 2013].
- ^ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Hands on: Huawei Ascend Mate Review. Ubergizmo. [18 January 2013].
- ^ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Hands on: Huawei Ascend Mate review. TechRadar. [18 January 2013].
