See how the Foreigner evaluates the hammer phone.

The Smartisan T1, which was released this week by Hammer technology, was Luo called the most easy-to-use smartphone in the old hemisphere, the Wall Street Journal web page said today. However, the phone's price is not cheap, so its ability to attract users remains to be proved. The following is the full text of the article: Steve Jobs first conquered the Chinese purse through the iphone, and then Chinese entrepreneur lei the millet phone. Now, Luo, a former English teacher and famous for smashing a refrigerator with a hammer, wants to join them. This week, Luo released his first cell phone: Smartisan T1. This is the Luo CEO's Hammer Technology launched a product, with a familiar black appearance, using a customized Android system. The majority of smartphones in China now use the Android system. Therefore, Luo need to ensure that the phone is differentiated. This Thursday in Beijing, in a 2.5-hour speech, Luo was enthusiastically introduced. He called the phone the most easy-to-use smartphone in the old hemisphere, with the best screens and the fastest production of mobile CPUs. In order to attract a small group of consumers in the Chinese market, he said, the phone can be set to accommodate left-handed use. For the phone called Hammer, Luo is still in the packaging. The phone was designed by ammunition group, and former Apple designer Robert Brenner Robert Brunner is also a company employee. In addition, the mobile phone packaging materials from the paper supplier James Cropper. This Thursday product launch is similar to Apple's product launch. Luo in a vulgar joke about his plagiarism: if I die at work, I hope it won't be pancreatic cancer, because people always say we copy jobs. The phone will be sold in July this year, using the 2.5GHz 骁丽 Dragon Processor, the size of 141x68x8.23 mm. According to China's mobile phone standards, this is a high-end mobile phone, the basic price of about 3000 yuan (about 480 U.S. dollars). In contrast, the slightly weaker processor of the Millet 3 mobile phone starting price is only 1700 yuan. Luo said the price was initially set at 4000 yuan, but the company lowered prices because of complaints from users. Independent IT analyst Bo believes the phone still needs to prove itself. "From all parameters, the handset is a mainstream product in the current Chinese market," he said. Other brands may be priced just above 1000 yuan. So if the price reaches 3 times times, then we need to be very good at using the product.