Lenovo has launched the Lenovo K900, a new 5.5-inch Android handset packed with premium specs that could be a potential rival for top models like the HTC One, Samsung Galaxy S4, Nokia lumia 925 and Sony Xperia Z.
The Lenovo K900 is the first smartphone to use Intel's new Atom Z2580 chip, a dual-core processor clocked at 2.0GHz.
The K900 also features a Full HD 1080p Gorilla Glass display and a 13MP rear-facing camera.
Originally revealed back at CES, the chassis is crafted from a stainless steel alloy and polycarbonate blend measuring only 6.9mm thin. It'll run Android 4.2 Jelly Bean and, if successful, will make a strong case for Intel's mobile ambitions.
Although the K900 has been launched in China, there's no official date for a release here in Europe.
Lenovo has said it is looking at international markets for a later summer release, so chances are we could see it around July or August.
Prices are estimated at roughly £350, which would give it a competitive advantage over the more expensive handsets from HTC, Samsung and Apple. 
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