Lenovo is showcasing its Intel-powered, 5.5-inch smartphone at CES, the K900. The K900 sports a 5.5-inch IPS screen, one of the best camera arrays available in class and a slim 6.9mm profile, all running on an Intel Atom Z2580 Atom processor.

At 6.9mm, the K900 is the thinnest phone in its class and weighs in at a mere 162g (5.7 ounces). Made from a composite of stainless steel alloy and polycarbonate in a Unibody mold, the K900 manages to stay strong and look sharp while maintaining its slim profile.



The rear camera array is optimized for size with a new sensor and layout that does not protrude from the case. The design team tweaked the PCB and battery layout to reduce the space used by internal components. The K900's 13MP camera also features a Sony Exmor BSI sensor and an F1.8 focal length lens. The front camera has also been widened to an 88 degrees viewing angle.

The K900 is one of the first smartphones in the world to combine a 5.5-inch IPS display with 1080p full high-definition resolution performance at 400+ pixels-per-inch, all under the latest, touch-capacitive Gorilla Glass 2.

Centered on the forthcoming Intel Atom processor platform for smartphones, the K900 is very responsive, especially for key functions such as web-browsing and application-loading. Although Intel has yet to release complete specifications for the new 32nm dual-core chipset, Lenovo has maximized the opportunity to be the first to market with the new generation platform.

The K900 smartphone will be available from April in China and in select regional markets soon thereafter.