Once upon a time there was Yotaphone, a smartphone whose peculiarity was to have two screens: a front 4.3 "LCD and a rear 4.3", similar to that of eBook readers. Now Hisense takes care of this “innovation”, perhaps the only company still to believe in this technology, thus pulling itself out of the race of other OEMs, in the launch of rollable, extendable, foldable and even transparent displays.
Hisense's strategy will therefore be to launch the Hisense A7 5G e-Ink model on the market soon, equipped with an e-ink display, which will be unique on this device. On balance a sort of eboom with the functionality of a smartphone, relying on 5G connectivity.
Hisense A7 5G, the smartphone believed to be an ebook reader, will be launched on December 22nd
Hisense A7 5G will have its world premiere on December 22. A really courageous decision, even if I don't think it will receive much approval, since having a single black and white screen on a smartphone is certainly not attractive to anyone, thus giving up all the multimedia part, so much so that even the single camera that the Hisense A7 5G e-ink is equipped with.
No other information is leaked regarding RAM, screen size or internal storage, but the processor, the UNISOC Tiger T7510, which is already used on the Hisense T50 5G, seems certain. The teaser that appeared on the net also shows the presence of a fingerprint sensor, 3,5 mm jack and Type-C input, as well as a system speaker.
Hisense says the launch is a global debut which means the device is expected to be sold in other countries other than China, but it hasn't been specified which countries will actually be sold, but if Italy doesn't fall into these, I think let no one be offended.
