Lenovo entered the mobile world with Lephone, a new Google Android phone under

In a marked change in the direction of the Asian company, the new phone will be launched in China in the coming days

 Lenovo has always been known for making laptops with great presence in the corporate market, although sometimes ignoring the design or aesthetics, points strongly in favor of the consumer market, although this is already past.


The Asian company is renewing its entire product line, putting their energies not only in the quality of their products but also the design and innovation, as is the case of the first cell phone that Lenovo will launch the world, called Lephone.

Lephone is a touch screen phone 3.7 inch touchscreen 800 x 480 pixels with a clean design and careful curves, which will be offered in four color options, which combine various grays, blacks and reds.

Other details include a 3.5mm audio output, dual camera (one behind and one in front, allowing video calling), GPS and WiFi.
The operating system that feeds the Google Android phone, but is in the hands Lenovo created an interface that leverages the best OS for Google and gives the personal touch that Asians wanted for this new gadget.
In addition, Lenovo will bring cellular optional QWERTY keyboard lets you convert to your touch in a more comprehensive option for those who want a physical keyboard.
Lephone goes on sale in the coming days in China, and expect it in other markets before the end of 2010.


Here's a video demonstrating Lenovo Lephone: