This afternoon, the Cube T7 phablet was launched in Beijing. This is a 64-bit device that supports dual-4G networks using a 4G processor from MTK called the MT8752 which is made of eight Cortex-A53 cores and has a frequency of 2.0GHz.

The Cube T7 is an FDD-TDD dual-4G tablet that has support for China Unicom, China Mobile, and China Telecom. It also supports 5-modes and 15 frequencies. It sports a 7-inch 1920 x 1200 IPS screen. Its GPU is the powerful Mali T760 MP2. It also has GPS, Blue Tooth, FM radio, WiFi, and other sensors.

Render pictures of Cube T7

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It looks Cube plans to skip pure 4G products and go straight to the 64-bit 4G Age. Cube recently introduced a new phone called the Cube T7. This product, which uses the MT8752 octa-core chipset, is not part of the Talk series but is still considered a cellphone tablet due to its large screen and cellphone functions.

Sources recently released many renderings of the T7 that showcase the phone’s design which looks similar to a regular cellphone’s.

The T7 sports a 7-inch JDI display screen with a 1920 x 1200 resolution making it possibly Cube’s most powerful screen yet. But that’s not the T7’s selling point. It may possibly use a 64-bit octa-core LTE tablet solution from MTK by becoming the first device to use the MT8752 which can allow the T7 to access dual-4G networks and is compatible with WCDMA/TD-SCDMA/GSM. It also supports five modes and 15 channels.

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