Lenovo’s LePhone S2 joins the Beijing party, boasts a 1.4GHz chip in a miles lighter body

Simply to wrap up today’s product launch extravaganza in Beijing, Lenovo also threw in its new LePhone S2 devoted to the telephone category in China (while insisting the 5-inch LePad S2005 is more of a tablet, but we’ll can help you guys do the talk). This 3.8-inch WCDMA phone is not any match for lots of of the large players obtainable with its single-core 1.4GHz Qualcomm MSM8255 chip, but rather then that it would be pretty sufficient for the typical user. The specs include a 800 x 480 TFT display, Android 2.3.4, 512MB RAM with 8GB ROM or 1GB RAM with 16GB ROM (neither comes with memory expansion), slightly different casing design for both models, eight megapixel 720p CMOS camera and a miles lighter body in comparison to its two predecessors — we’re observing a discount from 165g to only 120g (including the 1,500mAh battery) at 10.9mm thick. Sadly there isn’t a word on release dates or prices for the S2, so again, come again in a section for our hands-on photos from Engadget Chinese.

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