DuneTek is preparing to debut a new handset, one that’s supposed to boast a modular software interface. The newcomer is dubbed “Vitamin” and it’s a 5 inch 4G handset. This model comes from France.
This particular unit offers up a 720p resolution and it has a quad-core MediaTek CPU which clocks in at 1.5 GHz. Also on board we find 1 GB of RAM, 8 GB of storage, a microSD card slot, WiFi, Bluetooth 4.0 and GPS. There are dual SIM slots inside, a 13 megapixel back camera and a front 8 MP shooter, as well as Android 4.4 OS. The standout point here is the UI, that will developed based on feedback from the Vitamin users and the community. And quarterly updates will be available for download by the manufacturer.
The smartphone will be marketed under the brand Vitamin via Amazon and it will also be sold on French retail chains like Auchan or Carrefour and LDLC, priced at 180 euros.
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