ZTE Grand Memo LTE poised to be China’s first 4G handset after Permit Award

SHENZHEN, CHINA: ZTE's Grand Memo LTE is poised to become the first 4G device available for sale in China, after it became the first to be awarded a TD-LTE handset permit by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.

The single-SIM, dual stand-by voice solution used by ZTE Grand Memo LTE (Model No: U9815), a quad-band device compatible with the TD-LTE/ FDD/TDS/ GSM bands, means it is capable of supporting simultaneous high-speed data transmission and high-quality voice calls.

The ZTE Grand Memo LTE is the 4G version of ZTE's flagship Grand Memo device, offering superior specifications including a 5.7-inch high-definition display with 1280x720 resolution, a 1.5GHz nVidia Tegra3 quad-core processor, 12-core GPU and 13 million pixel camera, supporting 1080P HD video playback and recording. With an ultra-refined display and packing entertainment features including "Home Theater," the ZTE Grand Memo LTE is well-equipped to take advantage of the fast data transmission speeds of 4G networks.

The ZTE Grand Memo LTE will be one of the highlights of PT/EXPO COMM CHINA 2013 conference in Beijing this month, where other superior ZTE LTE terminal products will also be featured.