Samsung , HTC, Meizu and Fujitsu are the most recent brands that will showcase their devices in the event.
There are no news at this time of Sony, LG, ZTE, Huawei and Nokia for quad-core smartphones.
1) The Samsung Galaxy S III
The new Galaxy S III from Samsung with 2.0GHz quad-core processor Exynos chipset, 2GB of RAM, 10 megapixel camera with full 1080p video capabilities and 32GB of internal storage. It'll most likely and almost certainly launch with Android 4.0 ICS with TouchWiz installed as well. Super AMOLED Plus 720p display, LTE connectivity,
It has also been rumored that Samsung’s flagship device will feature 3D technology that will integrate the device with 3D television sets.
The Galaxy S II is still the reigning fastest selling Samsung smartphone to date when it launched in 2011 and sold over 3 million in under 55 days.
2) HTC Edge.
HTC has been rumored to have the first ever Android quad-core phone to reach in the US . With :
- 1.5 GHz quad-core MSM 8906 processor
- Tegra 3
- 4.7-inch screen with 720p resolution
- 8MP camera with LED flash
- 2MP front facing camera
- Beats Audio
- NFC
3)Meizu MX
With:
- 4.0-inch touch screen with 292 ppi resolution
- 32GB internal memory
- 8MP camera
- Front-facing camera
- Support for HSPA+ networks
- MicroUSB
4)HTC Zeta
HTC smartphone codenamed the Zeta, this mystery handset comes packing “Apparently” quad-core 2.5GHz APQ8064 CPU, and a nice sized 4.5-inch 720p HD display.
It apparently has 1GB of RAM and will come running the new Android Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 operating system that comes as standard on the Nexus, also better than the Nexus is the standard 1,830mAh battery.
Other Features Include: Sense UI, 1080p video capture, Bluetooth 4.0, Beats Audio, 32GB of internal storage space, 1.3MP front-facing camera, 8MP rear camera with dual LED flash, is said to weigh 146 grams and is only 109.8 x 60.9 x 9.8mm in size.
ARROWS handsets at the International CES 2012 in Las Vegas – a quad-core smartphone running on a preloaded Android Ice Cream Sandwich operating system.
The prototype device’s technical specifications, however, are subject to changes before its official announcement at the Mobile World Congress in February.
A quad-core Nvidia Tegra 3 processor was more than enough to run a Riptide GP demo done on-site by Fujitsu, with both the device’s screen and an external display rendering graphics simultaneously and smoothly.
For everyday use, Fujitsu added another built-in processor to the device for less battery consumption when not playing heavy gaming apps.
The Fujitsu ARROWS prototype features a 4.6in HD display and 13.1MP rear-facing camera with ISO 25,600 sensitivity, but this high level of imagery needs to be seen firsthand since no handheld camera has arrived at this ISO level yet.
More information will be available by the time MWC starts, including the pricing and availability details of the device.
Fujitsu already has plans to ship the device to the U.S. market but the telecoms carriers will still have the final decision if they want to offer it.
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