Due to many reasons, The Hedy H770/Q7, which was first released last September, has become Hedy’s last cellphone “masterpiece.” According to someone from Hedy, the company will no longer get involved in the cell phone industry. The phone’s edges have a very fashionable look. The top and bottom have small curved design. It has a thickness of only 8.7mm and is available in many colors.

This phone sports a 5.3-inch IPS display screen with an HD resolution of 1280 x 720 and also uses OGS. Its processor is the MTK6589 quad-core chipset with a frequency of 1.2GHz. It also has 1GB+4GB RAM and a 3mP/13mP dual-camera. It is powered by a 2000mha battery and supports TC-SCDMA China Mobile 3G internet and China Unicom/China Mobile 2G internet. It supports double SIM-card as well as dual-microphone noise reduction and commonly used sensor features. Its operating system is based on the Android 4.2.

When it was first release, the Heddy H770/Q7 cost 999 RMB (160.25 USD). Recently, the black and white editions were listed in Yixun as only costing 599 RMB which is the lowest it has been sold for so far.

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Quad-core smartphone is more popular right now, Hedy is also offers the quad-core smartphone for entry-level user.

Is now HEdy is also preparing the new Hedy H750 quad-core smartphone, this is the upgrade version from the previous T770 series, the Hedy H750 is using 5 inch screen size with 960 x 540 QHD display, the memory is also more lower that only  packs with 512 MB of RAM and 4GB of internal storage.

The Hedy H750 smartphone is powered by 1.2GHz MT6589 quad-core smartphone, coupled with 2 megapixel front facing camera and 8 megapixel rear facing camera. And has 1750 mAh battery capacity, running Android 4,2 Jelly Bean operating system that support for TD-SCDMA and GSM network, dual SIM dual standby capacbilities under the 143 x 73 x 9.5mm body dimension.

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