From the recently introduced smartphone Amazon FireFly many expected some fantastic 3D-capabilities. In principle, the rumors were confirmed, the smartphone really adapts the image depending on the angle of view of the user. But frustration remains. If the same thing you can say about yourself, then maybe you should look at Takee 1.

Takee – this is another Chinese company that emerged out of nowhere, and its first smartphone with a trend called “1” should provide users with what everyone expected from the Amazon – holographic projection images.

Takee 1 used with similar device from Amazon

It seems that in principle smartftone used, similar to the device from Amazon – are located on the front of the 4 cameras, tracking the user’s eye. In addition, the two cameras on the rear panel of the gadget to help build their own holographic model, which immediately suggests the thought and an HTC One (M8) with its dual camera, and Google Tango.

We promise a new user experience in video calls, navigation, games, web surfing and watching videos. In other words, if you believe the presentation video, the hologram can even interact.

Did not expect such innovations from an unknown company from China? Involuntarily begin to doubt. Nevertheless, believe it will be easier if you look at an accessory to Takee 1 reminiscent girth smartphone starfish. Probably four additional projector to “tentacles” and will have to project the image in the air, while the built-in smartphone camera will recognize gestures and the position of the user’s head.

As for the other characteristics of a smartphone, it’s 5.5-inch screen with a resolution of FullHD-, eight-core processor from MediaTek, 2 GB of RAM, 13 megapixel camera with Sony Exmor RS matrix and battery 2500 mAh. Smartphone will be available in black and white versions, as well as planned in the limited edition gold version. On when the wait novelty and what it will cost to customers not yet known.

What do you think awaits us if a technological breakthrough or Takee 1 just creates hype around him?

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