The OPPO Finder is only 6.65mm thick, a smidgen thinner than the 6.68mm of the Huawei Ascend P1S which was unveiled in Barcelona in February, 30 per cent thinner than the Galaxy S3 and a full 2.65mm thinner than the iPhone 4S.

Impressively, other than the bulge caused by the camera lens, the phone is remarkably thin and designwise, the smartphone (made by a company called Guangdong Opal Mobile Communications Co., Ltd) could be mistaken for a Samsung or a HTC phone (at least when it comes to 3D renderings are concerned).

The phone, which will be on preorder in China from the 6 June, costs 3,999 Yuan (around £400) and features a dual core processor (almost certainly a Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8660 or 8960), 1GB RAM, 16GB onboard storage, a 4.3in Super AMOLED Plus (possibly with a 1,280 x 720 pixels resolution), an 8-megapixel camera with full HD video recording and dual LED flashes, Android Ice Cream Sandwich and the OPPO Unique user interface.

It is unknown whether the phone will be launched in the UK or indeed outside Europe. Given its price in China, it is likely that it would retail for nearly £500 over here.

Source : OPPO