Bluboo Maya Shows up the back panel

Chinese brand Bluboo is currently working on a device named Maya, showing some specialities in name itself. The device is expected to launch soon. As the launch date comes near to us, some of the specularities moulded up with the smartphone is being revealed by company, one-by-one. Bluboo grabbed the name from Mayan civilization for he device as Maya. This is an attempt to rebuild the culture of a civilization.

Bluboo Maya is a mid-ranger smartphone, features a 5.5 inch Full HD display, powered with Mediatek’s M6580A quad-core Processor, clocked at 1.3GHz. The power is also paired with 2GB of RAM and 16GB in-built storage capacity. It would sport a 13-Megapixel primary camera and a 8MP secondary, front facing one. Even when the details of the internal configurations were almost revealed, the physical design and looks of the device were remained unknown.

Now, Bluboo has unveiled the structure for the Bluboo Maya’s back panel with special textures. The rear panel is completely made of plastic, but seems like a metal finished one, ’cause of the special metallic textures. The design implemented on the rear panel of device is somewhat looks like 3D type diamond structure. This remembers the ancient civilizations. As per the Mayan concept, the rear panel would be painted off with either Gold or Silver (or both) color.

It is too funny, if we notice the naming pattern of Bluboo. Recently, the are using  names of some older instances, persons and places to name their devices, seems like re-creating the history. Company’s recently launched Bluboo Picasso was a perfect example for this.