(Telecompaper) ZTE will unveil new smartphones and its first smartwatch at CES in Las Vegas. The BlueWatch targets the fitness market, offering features such as a pedometer and recording of other physical activity and health measurements. The device connects to a smartphone over Bluetooth, allowing users also to check for incoming calls and messages on the device. The new smartphones include the Grand S II, the latest device in its high-end range, which features a number of new voice control and audio options. ZTE will also present the nubia 5S and nubia 5S mini smartphones, with Qualcomm Snapdragon quad-core processors and the latest photo equipment. Other new devices include the Iconic Phablet, with a 5.7-inch display, quad-core processor and wireless charging, and the Projector Hotspot, a device that works both as a mini projector and a Wi-Fi hotspot router serving up to eight devices. For AT&T's brand Aio Wireless, ZTE is introducing the Sonata 4G. The low-end smartphone comes with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor with 1.4 GHz dual-core CPU and 1GB RAM, as well as a 5 MP camera, 4-inch display and a 1780mAh battery. ZTE also is working with AT&T to develop the AT&T Wireless Home Base device, which allows users to connect their home telephone to the AT&T wireless network and receive unlimited local and long-distance calls for USD 20 per month. No telephone jack is required; the ZTE device can be plugged into any electrical outlet.