Oppo, best known for their luxury DVD/Blu-ray players and home theater setups, has launched their new flagship smartphone, the Find 5.
The device has a thin form factor and features a 5-inch 1080p display with 441ppi, Qualcomm's quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro APQ8064 chip with 2GB RAM, 16GB internal storage, Android 4.1.2 and a large 2,500mAh battery.
Additionally, the phone has an impressive 13MP 5fps camera with hardware-enabled HDR for both photos and video, a first for the industry. The company adds that the camera can capture slow motion at up to 120fps.
On the audio side, the Find 5 has Dirac HD, a technology used in Rolls Royce sound systems.
Unfortunately, as is becoming standard, the phone has no microSD slot and no removable battery.
When the phone goes on sale next month, it will cost $500 unlocked for the U.S. market and slightly cheaper in China.
Additionally, the phone has an impressive 13MP 5fps camera with hardware-enabled HDR for both photos and video, a first for the industry. The company adds that the camera can capture slow motion at up to 120fps.
On the audio side, the Find 5 has Dirac HD, a technology used in Rolls Royce sound systems.
Unfortunately, as is becoming standard, the phone has no microSD slot and no removable battery.
When the phone goes on sale next month, it will cost $500 unlocked for the U.S. market and slightly cheaper in China.
