It's only been 109 days since Meizu's
remarkable launch of the M9 Android, but as we all know, there's nothing stopping our man
Jack Wong from teasing his next flagship phone on his forum. Previously known as the
M9II, Wong has now renamed this 4-inch handset to MX -- apparently short for "meng xiang" or "dream" in Mandarin Chinese, though X can also cunningly double up as the Roman numeral for 10 here. Also shared is the above real-life shot of an MX mock-up -- not far off from the earlier render -- which is appropriately seen chillaxing on the CEO's bed. In a separate forum thread, we're told that HDMI and coaxial digital audio outputs will be present on the MX, and a 16GB model will be released by the end of the year
probably for ¥3,580 ($548). While this is a significant jump from the M9's ¥2,699 ($413), Wong insists that both phones share the same profit margin, and frankly, this will still be a pretty good deal for some Cortex-A9 goodness under a larger screen. We'll be right here waiting for you, Meizu; or we could just pop by your factory
again some time.
Update: Jack Wong's also
confirmed HSPA+ support for some sweet 21Mbps download speed. The phone's getting better by the minute!
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