Luo Yonghao denied that they are copying Apple products

Tencent technology news May 25 news According to foreign technology website loadthegame reports, Hammer technology in the recent phone conference, the company CEO Luo Yonghao denied that they are copying Apple's products.

Hammer Technology's smart phone called Smartisan T1, running Google Android operating system. Smartisan T1 appearance similar to Apple's iPhone, 141 mm high, 68 mm wide, 8.23 ​​mm thick. The phone was designed by the Ammunition Group, which owns former Apple designer Robert Brunner and Smartisan T1's packaging by James Cropper Paper.

Hammer Technology Beijing conference is very similar to Apple's conference. When asked about the similarities between the Smartisan T1 and iPhone, Rowe used a humorous refusal to answer the question positively. Luo Yonghao said: "If I die because of work fatigue, I hope I do not die of pancreatic cancer, because people are always saying we are copying Jobs."

Considering that the designer of the Smartisan T1 is a former Apple employee whose appearance is somewhat similar to that of an iPhone, it is normal. Steve Jobs is not the only industry star that Luo Yonghao mentioned at the conference. Lei Jun of Xiaomi Company was also mentioned, but Luo Yonghao apparently warned him: "I should be grateful to him because he was there, and those suppliers were less involved with a guy who did not know much about cell phone manufacturing Some doubts. "

The Smartisan T1 incorporates a 4.95-inch Full HD IPS screen from Japan's JDI with 1080p resolution and 445ppi pixel density. It is equipped with Qualcomm's Snapdragon 801 processor, and equipped with 2GB of RAM. In addition, Smartisan T1 also has 12.7 million pixel Sony Imax214 rear camera, and rely on Fujitsu Milbeaut Mobile image processor, with Acutelogic white balance algorithm, Arcsoft scene recognition technology and night noise reduction technology to enhance the camera function.

However, the Smartisan T1 is not available yet and it needs to prove itself. Given its high specification, the Smartisan T1 may turn out to be a valuable competitor to an iPhone. The result, depending on its actual performance, is still too early to draw conclusions. (Tan think)