This tweet passes along some specs of the rumored ZTE Warp Sequent
Those serial leakers @evleaks have tweeted about a new ZTE handset. It's a mid-range model called the
ZTE Warp Sequent and is said to be heading to Boost Mobile for a September 17th launch. The price is expected to be $200, which of course, is sans contract. The handset is a less lofty version of the
ZTE Grand X IN with a few minor changes like the three capacitive buttons under the screen as opposed to the four on the ZTE Grand X IN. The edges on the phone supposedly headed to Boost are more rounded and while both phones are said to have a 4.3 inch screen, the Warp Sequent looks taller.
What we know about the specs of the ZTE Warp Sequent is that it is expected to feature a 4.3 inch qHD display, and have a single-core 1.4GHz processor under the hood. On back is a 5MP camera. When you have a leak of this nature, with a device that has yet to be unveiled by either the carrier or by the manufacturer, you have to consider the source. Because evleaks
recently leaked pictures of the
Nokia Lumia 920 and
Nokia Lumia 820 before the official press event, we would say that there is a good chance that the ZTE Warp Sequent will be added to the pre-paid carrier's lineup next Monday.
source
evleaks (Twitter) via
AndroidAuthority
Comparing the ZTE Warp Sequent (L) with the ZTE Grand X IN
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