Amazon officially unveiled its first smartphone yesterday, and now you can recap all the action as the retailer-turn-hardware maker has outed a full Fire Phone launch event video.
Despite having not offered a live stream of the Seattle-based unveiling,
Available to view below, the Fire Phone launch video will let you catch up on Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos’ on-stage unveiling of the Samsung Galaxy S5 and iPhone 5S rival, giving you a detailed – near hour and a half – breakdown of all the phone’s features.
Packing a 2.2GHz quad-core processor, 2GB of RAM and the option of 16GB or 32GB of internal storage, the Amazon Fire Phone features list is further bolstered by a 13-megapixel rear-mounted camera and dynamic 3D interface.
This innovative UI is brought to life by four forward-facing camera which track the head movements of users to offer dynamic perspective 3D images.
Sadly the Amazon Fire Phone will be exclusive to the US at launch, although with a UK expected in the future, take a look at the video and whet your appetite on what could soon be available.
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