“The Oppo N1 Mini is expected to launch in May or June this year with a similar design as its predecessor”
If reports are to be believed, the Chinese manufacturer Oppo is working on a mini variant of its N1 premium phablet. According to a report by Hardware Zone, the mini edition of the Oppo N1 will retain the same design and will most likely launch in May or June this year.
The smaller Oppo N1 will be featuring a 5-inch screen, while its predecessor comes with a 5.9-inch full HD IPS display. The new device will be powered by an octa-core processor, most probably MediaTek’s latest eight-core chipset or Samsung’s Exynos 5 octa SoC. It will be offered in two different connectivity variants – one featuring LTE and the other without. No other details have been divulged by the source about the Oppo N1 Mini.
To remind you, Oppo forayed into the Indian smartphone market in January with the Oppo N1 phablet, priced at Rs 39,999. In addition to the full HD display, its other noteworthy features include a 13MP rotating camera, a 1.7GHz quad-core Qualcomm processor, Android based ColorOS, 2GB of RAM, 16 and 32GB memory variants and a beefy 3,610mAh battery. Oppo has just launched its latest flagship phone in the form of the Oppo Find 7, which comes with a 2K resolution display and a 13MP camera that is capable of capturing 50MP photos. Related read: Oppo N1 review Source
