Recently, Panasonic surprised everyone with their smart phone Lumix CM1. This is a distinct smart phone which packs a one inch camera sensor. While this smart phone is a highly expensive device which may possibly cost $1,000 once it is out in the market, Panasonic has wordlessly presented another smartphone, which will be the affordable one for everyone this time. This latest handset is the second edition of their Eluga U, namely the Panasonic 64-Bit Eluga U2. However, there are no details the company has provided yet on its global release, according to gadgets.ndtv.com.

Eluga U2 is the original smartphone of the said company to run with the newest Android Lollipop version 5.0. It houses quad-core one point two GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon four hundred ten MSM8916 mobile chipset matched along with 2 gigabyte Ram and sixteen GB built-in storage that can be further expanded through a microSD card of up to 32 gigabyte.

The Panasonic 64- Bit Eluga U2 provides a 5-inch display along with Full HD resolution of 1920x1080px, 5MP front facing camera, 13MP back camera along LED flash and 2500 mAh battery.  This latest model of smartphone can be grabbed from the online store of Yahoo in Taiwan. This Panasonic 64-Bit Eluga U2 has a single-SIM support unlike the Eluga U with dual-SIM.  The phone depicts a Fit Home User Interface out-of-the-box.

The connectivity options of this Panasonic 64-Bit Eluga U2 include Wi-Fi, 4G LTE, A-GPS/ GPS and Bluetooth. Its handset measures 141.5x71x7.95mm and its weight 131g. Last year of July, Panasonic had presented the Eluga U smart phone in India with a price at Rs. 18,990. According to gsmarena.com, Panasonic 64-Bit Eluga U2 will be priced with an affordable $254 at the country of Taiwan.  For other countries, there are no details about the said matter yet.