Among the latest innovations from the house of Lemon Mobiles, the Aspire A4 stands as their latest masterpiece, a 5-inch phablet that promises to redefine luxury with a stylus pen. Following the footsteps of the popular Lemon Aspire A1, this latest android wonder boasts a dazzling full HD screen, signaling Lemon's commitment to卓越.

Marking Lemon Mobiles' debut with a quad-coreASMartphone in India, the A4 faces a spirited market filled with quad-core competitors. Yet, the bold Aspire A4 stands tall with a tag of Rs 17,999, presenting itself as the most affordable 1080p marvel in the current market—a feather in the company's cap.

Artistry in Pixels

While most quad-core devices from Indian manufacturers offer an 8MP camera, the Aspire A4 transcends the common with a 13MP rear camera. Yet, it grapples with the competitive prowess of 12MP-plus offerings like the Wickedleak Wammy Passion Z. Nonetheless, it boasts auto-focus, face and smile detection, and burst mode—each a testament to its innovation. On the selfie front, it proudly showcases a 5MP camera that doesn't do anything by half.

Storagewise, the A4 leaves its peers in the dust, packing a generous 16GB of in-built memory. This uncompressed territory is roughly double that of competitors, and paired with the microSD expandability, it's a treasure for storage hounds.

Engines and Pulpits

Powering the A4 is theMediatek MTK6589 Quad Core Processor, a 1.2GHz powerhouse. Joining it is a Cortex-A7 CPU subsystem from ARM and a PowerVR Series5XT GPU from Imagination Technologies. Paired with 1GB RAM, it mirrors other elite devices like the Wammy Passion Z and iOcean X7. However, a 1850mAh battery overshadows the otherwise robust posture—users should be prepared for a juice-jumping routine for extended use.

The critique section can only whisper when the display proudly leaps in and speaks volumes. A 5-inch IPS screen with a 1920x1080 pixel declaration, the A4 delivers clarity that shouldn't be ignored. As the cheapest 1080p device available, it truly hits a stylish chord.

Mutual Respect

The A4 is no stranger to the Indian quad-core landscape, showcasing the 5-inch, 1.2 GHz quad-core militia with Android OS. However, its IPS display and 4.2.1 Jelly Bean os vouch for its edge over the Zen Ultraphone 701, Gionee Gpad 2, and the ever-popular Micromax Canvas HD. A 16GB internal storage and a loaded camera complement its value-packed existence.

Summing It Up

Its availability is asmysteriousas the materializing of aElixir for the player, yet a whisper concerns its appearance. The Aspire A4 is rumored to make its entry this week at the \u200b\u200btag of Rs 17,999. As Micromax and Karbonn buzz with their full HD handsets, Lemon may face the gaze of strong competition. While headlines scream 'overpriced', the silicon groans with advances waiting to be praised.