Meizu and Canonical announced last Thursday for distribution in France and Europe publishing Ubuntu MX4, with nearly three months behind the original schedule.
During our grip at Mobile World Congress (MWC 2015) in March, both partners planned availability for the month of April. The unit, one of the few phones and Ubuntu first on the premium segment, is finally proposed on the Old Continent, after a mid-May launch on native lands Meizu, China.
The opportunity to begin to discover the price, unknown until now. The Meizu MX4 Ubuntu with 16 GB of memory is sold 300 euros, that is to say, strictly the same introductory price as its Android equivalent.
The launch also confirms that this powerful device will not be able to turn into extra desktop, which would have been possible with a screen, keyboard and mouse connected via USB MHL, but unfortunately there is no change in this view. This feature allowed by the roots of the mobile platform, derived from a Linux distribution for PCs initially, will only be proposed in a second time, without knowing if the first terminals will enjoy.
We find anyway astonishing 5.36 inch IPS screen and 1920 x 1152 pixels, covered with reinforced glass Corning Gorilla Glass 3, the MediaTek MT6595 processor quad-core ARM Cortex-A17 at 2, 2 GHz quad-core A7 at 1.7 GHz, 2 GB RAM, 16 GB of internal memory, without possibility of extension, and the dorsal Sony sensor to 20.7 megapixels.
MX4 Ubuntu distinguishes therefore as its operating system, but innovative young, we invite you to discover in the article that we have dedicated to him and the Quick Start video below.
Meizu MX4 Ubuntu is sold on the international version of the manufacturer’s website. The sale is open to all, but only a selection of buyers will actually buy it, on the draw, as at the launch of OnePlus One.
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