ThL W200S True Octa-Core Phone - 5 Inch 1280x720 Gorilla Glass IPS Screen, MT6592 1.7GHz CPU, 32GB ROM, Android 4.2 OS (Black) ThL W200S True Octa-Core Phone is a powerhouse with an outstanding performance as it has a MT6592 1.7GHz CPU in addition to having a 5 Inch 1280x720 Gorilla Glass IPS Screen and an Android 4.2 OS. The Usain Bolt of Octa-Core Processors Lets face it, you want to open up your browser, a social media app or two, a game, an education app, a maps app, your photo album, and a news app, plus whatever else, and you expect your phone to be able to handle it all without pause. The ThL W200S can do that. The reason behind its speed is the MTK6592 Octa Core, which contains four 2.2-2.5GHz A17 cores and four 1.7GHz A7 cores. These puppies are fast. Were talking world-class speed. Its a multiprocessor that is sending shivers down the spines of other engineers. Am I Looking at Real Life or Your THL W200S? Whats that? Your new iPhone 5s has a 4 inch panel with 1136x640 resolution? Oh, thats cool. Mine, oh its nothing, just has an extra inch (5.0 inchessize matters) on that plus nearly twice the resolution (1920x1080). It only set me back, lets see, 1/5 the cost of the Apple product. Who is laughing now? Arriving with Android 4.2 Jelly Bean as the operating system, the ThL W200s lets you have full control over the setup by allowing you to create a customizable appearance as well as organizing your installed apps that can be downloaded directly from the Goole Play store. With 32GB of internal memory, the ThL W200S provides you the opportunity to take your whole music library with you if you wish. If 32GB of internal memory is still not enough then give it a boost by inserting a micro SD card into the allocated slot for additional memory of up to 32GB. King Kong Couldnt Break This Glass Okay, maybe he could, but still the Corning III Gorilla Glass is the Smartphone industry equivalent of a bulletproof vest. Its built to last through time, wear and tear. Thats why the big budget companies like Samsung, HTC, Motorola, LG and Lenovo all use