Meizu m3 note launches on April 6 in China

It looks like Huawei will not be the only company to release its mobile devices on April 6, as its Chinese counterpart Meizu has also scheduled an event on the same day to announce their new mid-range handset, the m3 note, the successor to m2 note. The event will take place in Beijing National Convention Center in China.

The event invite says, the m3 note, will be "Pretty fast, thin, long lasting" indicating the handset to have a faster processor, sleek body and a large battery. Meizu CEO also mentioned that the m3 note will be one of the best-looking smartphone yet.

As for the specification, a leaked document earlier, reveals some of the key features and pricing of the m3 note. The handset is expected to come with 5.5-inch 1080p LCD display, MediaTek Helio P10 SoC, 2GB RAM, 16GB/32GB storage and pack a 3200mAh battery. The 16GB model will cost CNY 799 ($120 | Rs. 8,000) while the 32GB costs CNY 999 ($153 | Rs. 10,260).