The Bluboo Maya Max was released on a limited pre-sale period that is fast approaching its end. The Chinese tech manufacturer is marketing the Maya Max as a computer powerhouse, thanks to the MediaTek MT6750 chipset. Although the chipset is not exactly on top of the list when it comes to computing power, its price is what makes it edge out the competition.

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The MediaTek MT6750 is considered as a mid-tier chipset. It has a decent set of specs, and many analysts consider the MT6750 to be on the forefront of a new generation of affordable chipsets in the mid-range market.

The MT6750 supports 4G network, one of its many features. The specs of the MT6750 are a combination of the specs of the MT6755 and the MT6753. The chipset has eight ARM Cortex A53 processors, four of which are clocked at 1.5GHz and the other four are clocked at 1-GHz. For graphics processing, the chipset has the ARM Mali T860 GPU with a speed of 520MHz. The MT6750 also has 4GB of LPDDR3 memory.

On the camera aspect, the chipset supports up to 16-megapixel sensors with Dual ISP and ZSD. It is capable of recording 1080p videos at 30fps. For its display, the chipset supports HD 720p or 1280 x 720 resolution. The chipset also supports six blending layer user interface compatibility for those who wants to use a customized user interface.

According to Giz China, since this is a MediaTek product, the chipset is expected to support proprietary technologies like Miravision for display enhancement, and MediaTek PumpExpress 2.0 for fast charging.

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