CES 2012: Huawei Ascend P1 and P1S Hands-On: Slicing Through the Competition Discussion

[Grant Hatchimonji]

It looks like the Droid RAZR has some competition.

Huawei unveiled its Ascend P1 and P1S at CES 2012 in Las Vegas today, heralding the P1S as the "world's slimmest smartphone." Measuring a mere 6.68mm thick, the P1S weighs only 130 grams. The only difference between the P1 and P1S are their sizes, as the P1 is slightly thicker (though still quite slim) at 7.69mm, but is a slightly lighter 110 grams.

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[Varjak]

I don't see having a combined USB-HDMI port as that big of a deal, unless it's the only way to include an HDMI port on the phone. I also don't get having near-identical models, with one a bit thinner than the other (but lighter!). If the LG described in a neighboring thread had ICS, it would be more desirable I think.

[Drillbit]

I like this. Huawei needs to keep this up, and if they do, they can become the next great force in smartphones.

[weegie]

Nice, the more the merrier.
Will be interesting to see how the quality and support pans out

[Drillbit]

That's Huawei for you. The more the merrier, as in more smartphones plugging the network, which needs to upgrade, which means buying Huawei base stations and routers, which makes Huawei merry.

They don't have, or need, user lock in as a marketing policy.