Lava Xolo Android phone review : lava Xolo X900 launched in india | with good Fetures | Intel intel processor | android OS | ARM processor

Lava Xolo Android phone review : lava Xolo X900 launched in india | with good Fetures | Intel intel processor | android OS | ARM processor

Lava Xolo Android phone is a very special android phone coz it’s the first android phone in the world that runs on the intel processor, all other android phones run on a variant of ARM processor and I do a full review of this Lava Xolo Android phone.

Intel had been one of the earliest players in the mobile chip sphere with its Xscale line of processors for PDAs. Having sold the division to Marvell in 2006 , the company had for all practical purposes ditched

Then came their effort with Moorestown , based on the Lincroft system-on-a-chip with an Atom processor core, Langwell input / output Platform Controller Hub(I/O PCH),

and a Briertown Power Management IC. However due to the lack of proper power management , video encoding and decoding among others meant that the SoC was not feasible for deployment in a phone. What it did lead to is the Medfield processor.

This is a true x86 processor chip which will shipping in a number of devices by the end of 2012. Read on for our review on the first phone running Intel’s Medfield processor.

The Xolo X900 is absolutely identical to Intel’s Form Factor Reference Design (FFRD).

The phone is fairly solid and we didn’t really find anything lacking in the fit and finish of the device.

The design takes obvious cues from the iPhone , right from the chrome ring around the border to the general design direction among other things.

A headphone jack and power / standby key can be found at the top of the phone.

The front of the phone houses a 4” WSVGA (1024×600) screen which corresponds to about 300ppi.

The screen looks great and touch sensitivity is top notch as expected from a device in this category. A 1.3MP front facing is placed above the screen.

Below the screen are 4 capacitive touch buttons which are fairly responsive.