In a press release, ZTE states that the earlier this week presented Tania comes to Europe. The device runs on Windows Phone Mango, and comes first to the market in China.
ZTE wants, like competitor Huawei, to join the international smartphone market with high-end models. The specs of the Tania can well compete with the rest of the smartphone market, with a 4.3 inch screen and 1 GHz processor. Wheter the Tania is worth buying will therefore depend largely on the construction quality of the device.
The Chinese company has been active in producing mobile phones for years. So far it was mainly making phones under the name of a provider. At the Mobile World Congress n 2011 the company showed some more expensive smartphones under its own name. The company focuses on both Android and other mobile operating systems.
Source: Unwiredview.com