The world First Intel & fastest mobile phone Lava XOLO X900 in Pakistan.
LAVA  all new entry into the Android segment has caused quite a stir in the community by tying up with Intel who’re making their big debut into the mobile computing space. The XOLO X900 is the first smartphone to come equipped with an Intel Atom processor based on their Medfield technology. It could prove to give the Tegras and ARMs, among others a real run for their money. We’re here to tell you whether or not this well priced flagship mobile is worth the wait and worth your hard earned cash. Take a closer look.
 
the XOLO X900 is a simple handset, much like the iPhone. So much so that it infact resembles Apple’s latest device to an extent. With it’s squared off look and simple button system, the XOLO is a simple and neat product that’s also quite lightweight. For a more detailed description of the device, you can head over to our ‘Unboxing’ feature hereWhile slipping in the micro SIM card we had no issues - the tray popped out easily and without much effort was reinserted. However, removing the card was a real task. We were required to use quite a bit of effort to remove the tray. Needless to say, as decent as the phone may look, we weren’t too impressed with the overall build quality of the XOLO, even though we had no issues with the dimensions. The 4-inch TFT LCD capacitive touchscreen features a 1064 x 600 pixel resolution, which keeps images quite sharp and focused, even if they’re smaller than those from most other handsets. Viewing angles are good even in bright conditionsWe do feel that the real estate up front could have been better utilized with either a larger screen or a reduction in the size of the handset. Nevertheless, as is, it doesn’t really hamper the design in any way. A light sensor/Proximity sensor and secondary 1.3MP camera are located on either sides of the speaker, above the display. Unfortunately, LAVA does not seem to have included a notification LED, which would have been quite helpful. A volume rocker and dedicated camera access/Shutter release button are located on the same side as the micro SIM card slot with a Micro HDMI Port on the left side, a micro USB for charging and PC interfacing at the bottom and a 3.5mm handsfree socket at the top near the power/screen sleep button.

 
Linpack Benchmark scores put it at an average of 88 in single thread runs and close to 90 in multi-thread runs, only proving just how fast this device really is. AnTuTu scored it at 5784, placing it just under the Samsung Galaxy S II, but much higher than Motorola’s Atrix 2 (scored 5222).

 

Since it's running stock Gingerbread, it will most assuredly feature stock ICS up on its arrival
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