Fujitsu Arrows V F-04E: A Quad-Core Device with 2 GB RAM, 13 MP Camera and 4.7 Large HD display:

Fujitsu a Japanese company known for computers Laptops and many other electronic devices has stepped forward in the world of mobile phones with action. Fujitsu has announced its first ever Quad-Core mobile device the Arrows V F-04E.

Fujitsu Arrow V F-04E, according to its specifications has got lots of potential to compete with big guns like Samsung  Galaxy S3, Lg Optimus G , Google Nexus 4,etc.. What this power house has got let’s have a look.

• 1.5 Quad-Core processor powered by NVidia Tegra3
• 4.7 inch HD super clear display 1280×720,
• 12 Core NVidia GeForce GPU.
• 13.1 Megapixels camera with HDR synthesis.
• 64 GB of internal storage
• 2 GB RAM
• Android 4.0 ice cream sandwich ICS.
• Fingerprint sensor
• Bluetooth 4.0
• NFC
• LTE
• Water resistant and dust resistant
• 2420 mAh Battery.
• Human Centric engine (changes display color according to the age of user by sensing it.)

1.5 Quad-Core, 2GB of RAM, along with ATOK Japanese super input system, make this phone an amazing device. Further 13 Megapixel of camera with such huge storage and ICS 4.0 makes it an entertaining hub. On addition of fingerprint sensor and being a water resistant and dust proof devices Japanese company has made this device safe too.

It’s said that this will be available only in Japan, which according to us is against the rights of this super fast device, this device according to its specifications deserves to be in world market and to compete with devices having similar specifications. Japanese devices have always been reliable, then why these big company’s like Sharp and Fujitsu are not releasing their product in world market.

This smartphone available at NTT DOCOMO retailers in Japan starting from November 28, 2012 in three different colors black white and magenta.

What do you think, if this device is released in world market would it effect the selling of LG Optimus G, Galaxy Note or any other device having similar specs, do share with us.

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