This week, the company announced that the handset will be put up for sale this coming June and will be the world’s first ever smartphone to utilize the newest Exynos A-9 quad-core processor. This further boosts the MX Quad-Core’s level of power efficiency through the 32 nm HKMG technology, making the phone capable of reducing power consumption by 20%. A 1700mAh battery will also ensure longer functioning.

Compared to its predecessor as well as most dual-core devices, the new Meizu MX Quad-Core performs way better with a faster CPU (60% speedier rates) to improve users’ experience of watching 1080p videos, playing games and so much more. The smartphone sports a 292 PPI HD ASV display, thereby reducing pixels on its screen for a comfortable viewing experience. Moreover, the phone features an 8MP BSI camera that comes with an f/2.2 lens aperture for high quality photos despite low light conditions. As the MX Quad-Core runs Android 4.0, it will make use of Meizu’s Flyme OS for a more consistent performance.

The Meizu MX Quad-Core will be put up for sale on June in at least 400 retail stores. The 32GB model will be made available for $480 in China and $400 in Hong Kong whereas the release of a 64GB version will come with a price tag of $635 and $530, accordingly. Meanwhile, April 16 marks the official day for the price of the original MX to be lowered down to $380 in China and $335 in Hong Kong. Meizu will also be releasing MX back covers for the Quad-Core in five different colors aside from the original white for their users’ preference.

The unit’s quad-core variant is expected to be unavailable until next year. However, it seems that you can start enjoying its dual core version, if you reside in Mainland China, that is.  The Meizu MX has been set for official release in the Chinese market on the 1st of January 2012.

The device has a 4-inch display panel that can provide you with 960 x 640 ASV resolution, 16GB storage, 0.3 megapixel front-facing camera, 1GB of LPDDR2 RAM, and 1.4GHz Samsung Exynos 4210 dual core chip. The Meizu MX also has a secondary microphone that is perfect for noise cancellation, along with a 1,600mAh battery. You might also notice that the device has a circular button at its bottom part. Contrary to what many have been initially informed, this is actually just a physical home button and not an optical track pad.

To spread further good news, Meizu also plans to release a 34GB variant of this contraption soon. The 10.3mm-thick MX will be readily installed with pentaband 3G and HSPA+. This means that all you need now is a Micro SIM in order to start the unit. The handset also initially comes with Android 2.3.5 software, but will soon be having the 4.0 (ICS) update.

At a price of $470, or 2,999 Yuan, Chinese gadget fanatics just cannot wait to get their hands on this amazing contraption. Hongkong is also expected to receive the handset at the same time.

With its overwhelming release last January 1 in China, Meizu’s M9 smartphone brilliantly features Android 2.2 “Froyo”. It also showcases a high-speed 1 GHz Cortex A8-based Samsung S5PC110 processor and a Power VR 540 GPU.

Along with the phone’s awesome system comes a 3.56 inch capacitive touch screen with 16 million colors. Its 960 x 640 pixel resolution also assures every M9 user of a very vivid display.

Other features of newly-launched Chinese smartphone are as follows:

• 512 Mb ROM, 512 Mb RAM
• Texas Instruments TLV320AIC36 Audio Chip
• Bluetooth 2.1 connectivity, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, A-GPS, TV-out (via mini-USB)
• 5 Megapixels camera with video playback of 720p HD at 30 frames per second, 2592 x 1944 pixel photo resolution, autofocus
• Mini-USB 2.0 port
• 3.5 mm headphone jack
• MicroSD expansion slot
• GSM, GPRS, EDGE, and 3G network support

Aside from this, the Meizu M9 only weighs 123 grams and is powered by a 1370 mAh battery. The elegant black-coated smartphone is available in two models – the 8GB version costs around $379 while the 16 GB version costs around $409.

It’s already on sale at major Shenzhen stores in China. But be sure to be the first in line because hundreds of Meizu fans are dying to get one!