The Nextbit Robin appears for pre-order at $ 399 on the price of backerkit Nextbit with a range of additional accessories.
Nextbit has posted the backerkit for Robin, smartphone funded on Kickstarter and stirs public curiosity. Via this page, it is possible to pre-order the smartphone, at a rate of 399 dollars, while available for 299 dollars to those who supported the crowdfunding campaign. The manufacturer also sells accessories such as a fast charger (10 dollars), screen protectors (10 dollars), or various shells (15 to 35 dollars).
Which raises much interest in what Robin is that it wants to eliminate the limitations of internal storage. The brand project was to create a smartphone with an internal memory of 32 GB but able to store up to 100 GB of data in the cloud. Based on a highly intelligent software part, the Nextbit Robin is responsible for making backups of your data when power is on, or to sort through the applications on your mobile, deleting (on the interface of the mobile only ) applications that are no longer used for example. An intriguing smartphone, we were also able to discover in real life in Berlin during the IFA show.
The firm also does not skimp on other technical characteristics as it contains a SoC Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 combined with 3GB of RAM, located beneath a 5.2-inch IPS screen Full HD. It also embeds a 2680 mAh battery, a back photo 13 megapixel camera with a phase detection autofocus, another front 5-megapixel, stereo speakers, or a fingerprint sensor and a USB port Type-C.
Nextbit indicates that the first deliveries are scheduled for February 2016.
Nextbit has posted the backerkit for Robin, smartphone funded on Kickstarter and stirs public curiosity. Via this page, it is possible to pre-order the smartphone, at a rate of 399 dollars, while available for 299 dollars to those who supported the crowdfunding campaign. The manufacturer also sells accessories such as a fast charger (10 dollars), screen protectors (10 dollars), or various shells (15 to 35 dollars).
Which raises much interest in what Robin is that it wants to eliminate the limitations of internal storage. The brand project was to create a smartphone with an internal memory of 32 GB but able to store up to 100 GB of data in the cloud. Based on a highly intelligent software part, the Nextbit Robin is responsible for making backups of your data when power is on, or to sort through the applications on your mobile, deleting (on the interface of the mobile only ) applications that are no longer used for example. An intriguing smartphone, we were also able to discover in real life in Berlin during the IFA show.
The firm also does not skimp on other technical characteristics as it contains a SoC Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 combined with 3GB of RAM, located beneath a 5.2-inch IPS screen Full HD. It also embeds a 2680 mAh battery, a back photo 13 megapixel camera with a phase detection autofocus, another front 5-megapixel, stereo speakers, or a fingerprint sensor and a USB port Type-C.
Nextbit indicates that the first deliveries are scheduled for February 2016.
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