John Sculley decided to leave Pepsi to Apple because Steve Jobs said that of «want to sell sugared water all your life or come with me and change the world?”. After Sculley dismissed Jobs, but the phrase is stuck. Now he wants to change the world again with Obi Worldphone, a new manufacturer of smartphones.
The aim is to give Obi a qualitative leap in the mid-range smartphones Android. How? Through key values in the user experience as the design and a good camera. Actually this is something that is already happening thanks to Motorola, Huawei and OnePlus among others. So let’s see what we offer in particular the first two models. The SF1 and SJ1.5, both designed by Obi Android Lollipop
Obi SF1
The SF1 has a very attractive design, without edges to the sides like a high-end Lumia aluminum and up and down. The screen is high and the front reminds the iPhone (also speaker perforations in the metal). It has 5-inch Full HD and the glass is Gorilla Glass 4. Lollipop Android runs on a Snapdragon 615 64 bit with eight cores at 1.5 GHz.
Camera 13 megapixel Sony Exmor RS sensor, promises to surprise in post-processing and the front has 5 megapixel LED flash their own. The battery is 3000 mAh. There are two configurations: 32GB of storage + 3 GB of RAM (which will be available for $ 249) or 16 GB of storage + 2 GB of RAM (which cost $ 199). Storage, expandable by microSD.
Obi SJ1.5
The SJ1.5 is cheaper ($ 129), with a line of similar design, but more youthful. MediaTek brings processor with four cores at 1.3 GHz. The screen is 5 inches, this time with 720p resolution and Gorilla Glass glass 3. The rear camera is 8 megapixel camera with f 2.2 opening and the front is 5 megapixel. The battery is 3000 mAh.
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