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Chinese smartphone manufacturer,
Oppo has officially announced its
latest smartphone called the Find 7.
The smartphone was unveiled at an
event in China, and features a 5.5-
inch Quad HD display with
2560x1440 pixels resolution and a
pixel density of 538 ppi.
The Oppo Find 7 features a quad-
core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 2.5
GHz processor coupled with 3GB
RAM. It has 32GB of internal storage
expandable via microSD card
support. The Find 7 smartphone
features a 13 MP rear camera with
dual-LED flash. It is capable of
recording 4K video and 720p slow-
motion clips at 120fps. The
smartphone comes with Super Zoom
mode that takes 10 consecutive
shots quickly, then automatically
picks 4 best shots and merges them
into a single 50 MP image. It also
has a 5MP front-facing camera for
video calling.
The Find 7 runs a custom firmware
called Color OS based on Android
4.3 (Jelly Bean). It has a unique
"breathing" notification strip below
the display that shows incoming
calls, unread messages and email
alerts. It has special MaxxAudio
speakers and an app dubbed
MaxxEq, to fine tune the audio. The
Oppo Find 7 packs a 3000 mAh
battery.
Oppo has also announced a 5.5 inch
1080p display version of the
smartphone as well. The device
dubbed Oppo Find 7A has slightly
downgraded specs and is powered
by a Snapdragon 801 2.3 GHz quad-
core processor paired with 2GB of
RAM. It has 16GB of internal storage
expandable via microSD card slot
and packs a 2800 mAh battery. Rest
of the specs including the camera
remain the same as the ones on
Find 7. The FHD Find 7A will be
available across stores in China from
tomorrow, while the QHD Find 7 will
be launched from May or June this
year.
Oppo also unveiled a smart
wristband called the O-Band at the
event. The band tracks your sleeping
patterns, sends alerts for missed
notifications and records fitness
data. It also comes with an inbuilt
vibration alarm.
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