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Mid-range Lenovo S930 and S650 launched, International Pricing from $366

Chinese manufacturer Lenovo continues to expand its presence in the country. The latest entrants from Lenovo into the Indian smartphone market are the mid-ranged S930 and S650 smartphones, both of which come with MediaTek chipsets running under the hoods.

S930

The S930 is a phablet which comes in with a 6 inch display packing a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels, churning out a pixel density of 245 pixels per inch. The phone is powered by a quad core processor from MediaTek, clocked at 1.3GHz. It is the MT6582, which is the latest addition in the quad core armoury by MediaTek and comes with a Mali 400 GPU. This quad core processor is accompanied by 1GB of RAM, which means the phone will be a decent multitasker. Other specifications of the phablet include an 8MP main camera, 1.6MP front-facing camera and 8GB ROM which is expandable via microSD. The phone draws juice from a 3000mAh battery.

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Coming to the S650, the phone is quite a bit smaller in comparison to the S930 coming in with a 4.7 inch screen. The device also has a lower resolution in a 960 x 540p (qHD) which results in a lower pixel density of 234ppi. On the processing front, the device comes with the same 1.3GH quad-core processor and in fact, the same amount of RAM as well – 1GB. There’s 8GB of on-board storage on this one as well – with a microSD slot for further expansion. The S650 comes with an 8MP main camera along with a 0.3MP VGA front-facing unit. The device will come with a smaller, 2000mAh battery.

Key Specs

Model Lenovo S930 Lenovo S650
Display 6 inches, 720p 4.7 inches, qHD
Processor 1.3 GHz quad core 1.3 GHz quad core
RAM 1GB 1GB
Internal Storage 8GB 8GB
OS Android v4.2 Android v4.2
Cameras 8MP/1.6MP 8MP/0.3MP
Battery 3000mAh 2000mAh
Price International $427 International $366
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