LeEco spills the beans moments before the party after leaking its US launch products
The unfortunate thing with small players going major in the corporate world is that they often get too excited and at some point babble out things that were meant to stay inside, at least until the opportune time. This is what happened with Le Eco, just days before their grand announcement. Ever since the Beijing-based company indicated some traces of success in the Asian market, the entire consumer world has stayed hopeful that LeEco might be the next big thing.
The company had been playing exemplary well in the surprise-the-world game, until some insensitive fellas decided to let the cat out the bag. In actual fact, LeEco was planning to make a grand announcement of their latest products, hopefully their Flagship products in America for 2016 and 2017, on October the 19th. But things took a different course after the company accidentally leaked some the gadgets that they were to launch this October. Digital trends claim that the accidental leak happened through LeEco's short posts on their website.
Among the products that were allegedly leaked on the website are two mid-priced Smartphones and 4 TV's. Immediately after the leak, Android Police was very quick to point out that earlier on, the company had acquired Vizio and surprised quite a lot of people in the consumer world. Obviously everybody was eager to know what this marriage between Vizio and LeEco would bring forth. Thanks to the thoughtless leaks, it's no longer a surprise now.
The two smartphones are LeEco's Le Max 2 and their Le S3. These devices were announced beforehand in early 2016 (April), but they hadn't been launched officially in America. The Le Max 2 will have a 5.7 inch HD display and 6 gigs (GB) of RAM. Another variant of the Le Max 2 will have 4GB RAM, but will cost a bit cheaper. This phone will come in two colors Grey and Gold and will feature a 21 MP camera as well as a finger print scanner. It's anticipated that this phone will be priced at around $300.
On the other hand, the LeS3 won't be much different from the Le Max 2, only that it will have a smaller 5.5 inch display and 3 GB worth of RAM. The LeS3 will run on Android 6.0 Marshmallow and will cost about $239, if the $60 discount leaked together with the phone, goes through.
The four TV's are LeEco uMax85 TV, priced at $800, the LeEco Super4 X43 Pro TV, LeEco Super 4 X65 and X55 TV's. All 4 Televisions will feature 4K display and will use LeEco's Android version for their TV's. Hopefully, LeEco will also showcase their new Android TV apps in the four leaked televisions.