At the beginning of this summer, the company Lenovo has announced a smartphone PHAB2 Pro with built-in three-dimensional scanner and platform support Project Tango. At first he was supposed to come out in September, and then its release was postponed indefinitely, well, today, the Chinese vendor has clarified, saying the release of the mobile phone in November this year.
In the development of Lenovo PHAB2 Pro took part company Google, and Intel, too, is not without cost — she shared her three-dimensional 3D Real Sense camera, which is very useful when working with augmented and especially virtual reality. Despite such an unusual camera, a mobile phone is expected to be very inexpensive — for it asks for about 500 dollars, although the filling had a good. Part of the smartphone include 4 GB of RAM, a microSD slot, along with built-in storage to 64 GB and also camera at 16 and 8 megapixels, and CPU Qualcomm Snapdragon 652 with eight cores.
Lenovo PHAB2 Pro will be supplemented by a battery of 4050 mAh battery and acoustics, Dolby Atmos, and decorated all this is as much a 6.4-inch screen with very high resolution Quad HD or 2560×1440 pixels. Based on this, there is a suspicion that the final price tag of the smartphone will be much less attractive.
