Huawei has announced this week that the Ascend G750 can now be purchased in major retail chains in Portugal, where it costs 299.90 euros.
Once again the company sought to invest in a competitive price-quality relationship: plus support for two phone numbers simultaneously, the Ascend G750 also features an octa-core processor (MediaTek) 1.7 GHz and 2 GB of RAM, which you should ensure good performance in virtually every situation imaginable. Other features of this smartphone include a 5.5-inch HD screen, LCD, while not guaranteed that the best resolution within the range where it competes (taking into account the recent trend of QHD screens) must already ensure a good viewing experience and consumption of multimedia content. Competitive prices are justified precisely by the balance that the company sought to give this unit: despite having bet heavily on a few features, Huawei offset its offer in areas such as memory G750, which despite to offer only 8 GB of storage can be expanded up to 32 GB additional (via microSD). Other features include a digital camera of 13 MP (and another front, 5 MP) and a battery of 3000 mAh. The G750 also runs Android 4.2 Jelly Bean, a version of the Google operating system that is starting to prove something outdated within the range in which this phone competes. Having regard to its technical specifications, however, a software update will not be out of the company’s plans. * Telemoveis.com
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