BQ joins Google to promote Android One.
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The Spanish firm brings to Spain the first terminal based on this operating system, the Aquaris A.4.5 of modest performance at an affordable price.
It was an open secret. And this time, it's a crap shoot. The Spanish company BQ, thanks to an agreement with Google, has presented a "smartphone" midrange, Aquaris A4.5 with which debuts Android One, a project of the American giant oriented manufacturing a range of next-generation terminals but with a price everyone can afford. Despite its benefits, in effect the new member of the family BQ will cost 169.90 euros. And it will be available from this month of September.
One Android devices will have the additional advantage of being among the first to upgrade to the new operating system versions as receive updates directly from Google. According to Caesar Sengupta, Google Vice President of Products, "the project is designed so that everyone can access an affordable Android smartphone and quality. We work with BT to make access to information in Spain and Portugal "even easier.
Modest benefits
The new Aquaris A4.5 MediaTek MT6735M incorporates a quad-core processor at 1GHz and a battery of 2,470 milliamps. The RAM is 1 GB storage and 16 HB. The operating system is Android 5.1.1 Lollipop, although it will be among the first to upgrade to the new Android 6.0 Marshmallow.
The screen, 4.5-inch QHD, Quantum has the technology Color +, able to faithfully reproduce up to 90 percent of the NTSC color gamut. The terminal comes with 4G connectivity and Technology signed by Dolby sound. The rear camera is 8 megapixel front and 5 megapixels. Like the rest of the terminals of the Spanish firm, the new Aquaris supports two SIM cards simultaneously.
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