Be sure give a review here after you bought it.

The cheapest thing there costs RM1600. That's nowhere near comparable to any octa core MTK phone that costs less than RM1200, LTE or no LTE.

Probably won't be able to get one to soon, budget constraints.

I may switch to Oppo once the Find 7 lands here though.

Not even launch it yet

hell 2k screen on palm size... dafuk?

I don't mind 2K screen at all. It'll be great walking around with 500+ ppi in my pocket. With my trusty powerbank, of course.

this give to gal good for Self-Portrait

Four Heavenly Kings (四大天王)

Comparison: BBK Vivo Xplay 3S vs. Oppo N1 32GB vs. Lenovo IdeaPhone K910 / LePhone Vibe Z vs. Meizu MX3 M055 32GB vs. Xiaomi Mi-3 CDMA 64GB [5]

http://pdadb.net/index.php?m=pdacomparer&i...4=5232&id5=5074

@ TS update at first post la

This post has been edited by wkkm007: Feb 13 2014, 09:11 PM

We not even see the real Mi3 now the Mi4 is coming soon.
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Xiaomi-Mi4-...rk-site_id52557

What's taking Xiaomi so long to bring in MI3 to Malaysia?... wait until neck long long adi

lol... they like to twist this twist that ma..

lol...

feeling tempted to get HongMi..
else Xiaomi S800 Ver.

I'm waiting for Mi3 & Hongmi so long .. even already booked in their site also still cannot get

I waiting for Mi3 as well. Hongmi is coming soon to Singapore is it?

Just wan to know, if purchase from china, Malaysia sim card can work on the machine?
LTE funtion able to work on our local ISP?

Sim card sure can work, phone you get support wcdma, then 3g is not a problem. As for 4g not too sure since not into it

hey guys....

whats the latest nowadays?

This post has been edited by zenix: Feb 14 2014, 02:44 PM

Huawei Shares its MWC 2014 Video Teaser that Pokes Fun at a “Fruit” and “Some Song”

http://www.lowyat.net/2014/02/huawei-share...-and-some-song/

lol “Fruit” and “Some Song”



This post has been edited by wkkm007: Feb 19 2014, 01:54 PM

[Update] Oppo N1 Officially Arrives in Malaysia, to Retail at RM1798



http://www.lowyat.net/2014/02/oppo-n1-offi...-now-at-rm1798/

Oppo has officially announced its arrival in Malaysia today with the launch of its latest flagship device, the N1. Touted as the world’s first swivelling smartphone camera, the Oppo N1 will retail at RM1798. Update: the Oppo N1 will be available in Malaysia at its flagship retail store in Plaza Low Yat from the end of this month, before gradually hitting other markets.

Announced to the world back in September last year, the Oppo N1 is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 1.7GHz quad-core processor with 2GB of RAM, and sports a 5.9-inch Full HD IPS display. It features 16GB of storage, as well as four sensors: distance, light, G force as well as a 4-directional gyroscope. Rounding up the specs list is a generous 3610mAh battery.

oppo-n1-malaysia-3

The 13MP f2.0 sensor also features a six-element lens, the first among Android smartphones, and also has its own image signal processor (ISP). The Slow Shutter mode on the N1 also allows for long exposure photography, leaving the shutter open for up to 8 seconds.

On top of that, the N1 also sports a dual-mode LED flash: one for normal rear-facing shots, and another diffused softer flash for front-facing pictures. The brightness of the dual-mode flash is also customisable via the N1 camera software.

oppo-n1-camera

On to the party piece of the N1. The upper portion of the N1 containing the camera sensor and flash can be swiveled up to 206 degrees and can lock at any angle. The result of over a year of development, the rotating mechanism also locks in any angle, and has been tested to rotate over 100,000 times – 7 years of usage if you rotate it 40 times a day.

oppo-n1-malaysia-1

The Oppo N1 also sports what the company calls the O Touch Panel: a 12cm² touch panel at the back of the N1 that supports gestures such as sliding (in all four directions), tapping, double tapping as well as long-pressing. All these gestures work as if you are doing the gestures on the display itself, without blocking the display – something Oppo claims to aid one-handed usage of the phablet. For example, you can snap a selfie by tapping the O Touch panel, without stretching your finger to tap the on-screen shutter button.

wow meizu look like iphone ..

Breaking: Xiaomi to Enter Malaysian Market in Two Months

http://www.lowyat.net/2014/02/breaking-xia...-in-two-months/



As it turns out, the Xiaomi press conference from this morning also revealed the company’s vision with Malaysia. In an interview with HardwareZone Singapore, Xiaomi Global Vice President Hugo Barra has revealed that Malaysia has been selected as the next market in its global expansion, and will be expanding into the country “in the next two months”.

In addition, Barra also revealed that Xiaomi is planning to enter all markets in the Southeast Asian region, and it is currently studying where to set up operations in the region.

This should come as excellent news to Malaysians, especially considering Xiaomi’s portfolio of competitively-priced and compelling products. The Redmi, for example, offers just as much value for money as the Motorola Moto G; while the flagship Mi3 is touted as “the world’s fastest smartphone” with an Antutu benchmark score of over 36,000.

Two Oppo and Xiaomi has reach to our shore

This post has been edited by wkkm007: Feb 19 2014, 05:02 PM

wkkm007
by the time reach malaysia market wont be as cheap as SGD419..

GST