Huawei's 4G LTE Cat4 has great features

4G LTE Cat4 has download speeds of 150 Mbps; battery that lasts 2.5 days with a single charge (4050 mAhs re-chargeable battery) and a 6.1" screen wide enough to enjoy movies.

The 13 MP camera is easy to use to capture great moments with extraordinary details and true life like colors. What is more, it even has a "gloves" mode and you can even use your gloved hands (Cold climate) to work its screen. Don't worry it has a 'drive mode' that helps you voice operated commands for hands-off operation".  The operating system is: AndroidTM Jelly Bean OS
This high speed seamless streaming and the super fast web page loading makes this extremely attractive, an experience that  can last full two days.



Detailed specifications can be found here:
http://consumer.huawei.com/en/mobile-phones/tech-specs/mt2-l03-en.htm

Here are a few items copied from the above site:
Size
Height
161.0mm
Width
84.7mm*
* Product information for reference only, the actual may vary by region
Depth
9.5mm*
* Product information for reference only, the actual may vary by region
Weight
About 202g


Color
Black/White


Display
6.1-inch IPS Screen
HD 1280 x 720
CORNING® GORILLA® GLASS












CPU
1.6 GHz quad-core CPU

Operation System
AndroidTM Jelly Bean OS

Memory
RAM : 2GB
ROM : 16GB

Network
Model MT2-L00: GSM (850/900/1800/1900 MHz); UMTS (B1/B2/B5/B8); TDD LTE (B41(2535~2575MHz));
Model MT2-L02: GSM (850/900/1800/1900 MHz); TD-SCDMA (B34/B39); TDD LTE (B38/B39/B40/B41(2575~2635Mhz));
Model MT2-L03: GSM (850/900/1800/1900 MHz); UMTS (B1/B2/B4/B5); LTE (B2/B4/B5/B17)

GPS
GPS/Glonass

Connectivity
Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g/n/ with Wi-Fi Direct support
Bluetooth 4.0
MicroUSB (High Speed USB)

Sensors
Gravity
Acceleration sensor
Light sensor
Gyroscope
Proximity
Compass
OTG

Camera
Rear camera
Camera resolution: 13.0-megapixel
Front camera
Camera resolution: 5.0-megapixel

 

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