Oppo's N1 pairs CyanogenMod with a swiveling camera
Cyanogen wants its take on Android to grow from a hacker favorite to a true consumer operating system. And Oppo, a Chinese company known more in the US for building high-end Blu-ray players sold through Best Buy stores, is the first hardware partner working with Cyanogen to try and make this happen. On Monday, Oppo formally introduced the N1, a new 5.9-inch smartphone that will run the CyanogenMod version of Android. And indeed, on paper, the N1 looks to be a promising handset packed full of top-of-the-line specs. It will have a 1080p IPS display, a 1.7GHz quad-core Snapdragon 600 processor, 2GB of RAM, and the option of either 16GB or 32GB of storage.
There's also a touch panel on the back that Oppo says will make the N1 easier to use with one hand. The O-Touch Panel, as the company is calling it, can be used to scroll, tap, or take photos. But the most notable hardware feature is certainly the N1's funky 13-megapixel camera that can rotate from front to back. The potential for high-definition selfies here are seemingly endless.
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