RED Founder Confirms Hydrogen Two; Blames Chinese ODM For Hydrogen One Problems - harristuddly

After many an postponement, the Ruby Atomic number 1 One was finally released hold up year to scathing reviews from the media and extreme disappointment from users at rangy. However, undiscouraged by the reversal, the company is reportedly still planning to release a sequel. In a new blog post on Tuesday, Reddish founder, Jim Jannard, reiterated plans about a successor to the Hydrogen One and, blamed an unnamed Chinese ODM for many of the company's problems.

Reported to him, the company is working to put a high-prime Pro 3D camera connected its next smartphone, the Hydrogen Two. He also said that the company is working on radically changing the Hydrogen program with a 'new and extraordinary sensor' to better satisfy pro photographers, as well as casual consumers. Helium also reassured H1 owners that the device will not be obsolete when the Affirmative camera version comes out later this year. "Its (the new image sensor's) capability will vastly exceed the originally intended module", he said.

According to him: "We chose an ODM in China to organize the HYDROGEN One for manufacture at Foxconn. While Foxconn has been fantastic, our ODM, which was responsible for the machinelike packaging of our designing including new technologies on with all software integration with the Qualcomm central processor, has significantly under-performed. Getting our ODM in China to finish the committed features and fix known issues on the HYDROGEN One has proven to glucinium beyond challenging. Impossible actually".

He further added that the Hydrogen Two project was started virtually from scratch at a new ODM that he said was "clearly more capable of building and supporting the product we (and our customers) ask". He also added that the upcoming phone is being "methodically designed and crafted to surprise and pass expectations".