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Huawei Honor gets video run-through, manages to carry the mobile court’s attention

Huawei Honor gets video run-through, manages to carry the mobile courts attention

Sure, it might not grab headlines like a new iPhone or Google phone but that is not to claim we’re utterly bored with seeing a bit more of Huawei’s forthcoming top-drawer handset. Now confirmed to play friendly with US radio frequencies, the one-core 1.4GHz Honor was given a whole video run-through. Techblog posits a December launch and a €300 ($400) price-tag — not precisely the bargain basement prices we’ve come to expect from Huawei, but with a 4-inch touchscreen, DLNA abilities, an 8 megapixel camera at the back and a considerable 1900mAh battery, it seems like you’re going to get what you pay for. Catch the video after the break to guage for yourself.

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