Mark your calendars as the China Unicom version of the Golden Warrior A8 goes on sale on August 18. This phone supports FDD-LTE internet. The China Unicom’s specs are basically the same as the China Mobile version. It sports a 5-inch 720p display screen, uses the 1.7GHz MT6592 octa-core chipset (its baseband processor is the MT6290), and has 2GB RAM and 16GB internal memory space (expandable).

The Golden Warrior A8’s operating system is the Android 4.4. It also sports a 13mp rear-facing camera as well as a 5mp front-facing camera. It is powered by a 2500 mAh battery. The China Unicom 4G version costs 898 RMB unlike the China Mobile 4G version which costs 798 RMB (129.60 USD).

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Recently, Lenovo released the new member of its Golden Warrior series, the Golden Warrior A8. It uses MTK’s octa-core LTE solution and will be the first 4G phone to use the MT6592 octa-core processor.

The A8 actually uses both the MT6592 and MT6290. The former is the core AP (processor), while the latter serves as an LTE Modem. Only the China Mobile edition will be released in the market for now. It supports TD-LTE/TD-SCDMA/GSM internet. This phone also sports a 5-inch 720p display screen and has 2GB DDR3 RAM and 16GB internal memory space (eMMC4.5). Lenovo has not announced what battery it will use.

Regarding camera specs, the Golden Warrior A8 uses a third-generation BSI rear-facing camera with 13mp which is covered with a blue glass filter. It comes with a 5P custom lens and supports dual-LED flash. It also has a front-facing camera with 5mp. The phone’s operating system is the VIBE UI2.0 which is based on the Android 4.42 kitkat.

The Golden Warrior A8 is available in many different colors like red, white, and gold. As of now, its price and date of release has not been announced.

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