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vivo: official X60 and X60 Pro with 120 Hz display and camera in partnership with ZEISS

The Chinese company vivo presented in the today the flagship series consisting of two smartphones: vivo X 60 and vivo X 60 Pro. Many new features including Exynos 1080 and display at 120 Hz and a multimedia sector in collaboration with ZEISS

by Lorenzo Tirotta published on December 2020 , at 11: 01 in the Telephony channel

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Today, through an event in China, vivo announced its new flagship series X 60. The Chinese brand presented two smartphones: vivo X 60 and alive X 60 Pro . The two devices have many features in common: the design is the same , simple and straightforward for both devices, with the difference only for the Pro version which features a curved display and not flat like the standard one.

The devices share the same panel AMOLED 6, 56 inches with resolution Full-HD + and a refresh rate of 120 Hz , increased compared to the predecessor X 50. Both new vivo smartphones are equipped with the Samsung chipset Exynos together with Mali GPU – 78 . X 60 standard will be available in versions 8 / 128 GB and 8 / 256 GB , while the Pro version will be distributed with only the memory cut 12 / 256 GB UFS 3.1. The vivo X series 60 supports module 5G , NFC , bluetooth 5.1 and is distributed with the latest version Android 11 together with OriginOS , company-owned interface.

The multimedia sector is a strong point of the brand, which even with the previous devices has proved to be sensitive and interested in the sector. This thesis is reinforced by the close partnership with the German company ZEISS for the optics of the cam. The vivo series features a main Sony from 48 MP followed by a quadrangular by 13 MP a 120 ° and a 2X telephoto lens from 13 MP . The Pro version also gains a camera 8 MP periscopic with 5X optical zoom which interpolates up to 60 X by digital zoom. The selfie cam from 32 MP is the same for both models, inserted in the hole on the front of the display.

The batteries have a similar capacity: 4. 200 mAh per X 60, while 4. 300 mAh for the Pro variant . Both phones support charging at 33 W and reverse charging as well.

The dimensions are: 158, 57 × 73, 24 × 7, 59 mm , and a weight of 178 grams for the Pro version, while the X 60 measurement: 128, 63 × 75, 01 × 7, 32 mm with a weight of 175, 6 grams . The limited thickness of 7, 36 mm makes it the thinnest 5G smartphone on the market. the fingerprint sensor is integrated under the display.

Prices and availability

Vivo X 60 and X 60 Pro will be available in China from January 8 . Il vivo X 60 8 / 128 GB costs 3. 500 CNY , approx. 430 euro , while 3. 800 CNY, 470 euro for model 8 / 256 GB . vivo X 60 Pro is available only in the version 12 / 256 GB at a price of 4. 500 CNY, approximately 560 EUR at the exchange rate. These remain the prices for China, for Europe the figures will tend to increase.

Digital resilience for Vertiv is the foundation of digital transformation

The 2020 forced companies to change their approach and press the accelerator on digital. According to Alex Pope of Vertiv, however, there will be no digital transformation without digital resilience, and it will be essential to invest in the security

of Alberto Falchi published on 29 December 2020 , at 17: 01 in the Innovation channel

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“ There will be no Digital Transformation without Digital Resilience “. This is the thesis of Alex Pope, VP Integrated Rack Solutions EMEA of Vertiv , who underlines how this 2020 led to budget cuts that impacted the channel, the repercussions of which will also be evident in the 2021. To face the new challenges, Pope insists on the importance of finding the correct balance between digital transformation needs – significantly accelerated by the use of smart working – and resilience. Operational resilience, but also cyber resilience. Companies are looking for flexible solutions that help them face new challenges, including those of cybersecurity, and are looking for collaborations, partners to help and guide them in this process. An important business opportunity for the channel: “ Customers will look for partners to guide them in this process to ensure that current and future projects, they are safe, resilient and adaptable to the new challenges that may arise “, explains Pope. “ In this case, the partners have the real opportunity, through consultancy, to offer added value to their customers, guaranteeing their safety and the evolution of their IT infrastructure, in anticipation of the business landscape of 2021 and the following years “.

Security is only one of the aspects to be taken into account, however, and for the 2021 Pope also predicts a growth of edge computing , in addition to redefinition of relations within the channel .

Edge computing spending increases

The difficulties generated by pandemics have pushed companies to transform their business by focusing even more on digital, looking for new solutions that can improve workflows and decision-making. Driving this transformation is undoubtedly the cloud: in the first quarter of 2020 there was an increase in the cost of 37% on the “cloud” and these investments also had an impact on the edge portion. According to a research by Canalys, 35% of partners said they saw the growth of client investments in the edge. For 35% of clients, this was the first investment made on the edge. And it probably won’t be the last: “ As businesses look to AR, VR and a host of other IoT technologies as a means to engage and communicate remotely, it is agreed that the growing demand for Edge infrastructure will undoubtedly increase in the 2021 “, underlines Pope.

The new Vertiv Partner Portal

Remote work and the rush to digital have had a clear impact on relationships in the channel, highlighting its importance especially in times of crisis. Being able to meet in person was not always possible, which accelerated the use of IT also to manage relations with all the actors involved, and which prompted Vertiv to introduce a new Partner Portal , a platform that allows easy access to the tools most used by partners: clear contact information, online training courses and an intuitive and accessible overview of partner and point levels of the Vertiv Incentive Program (VIP).

Despite the difficulties experienced in the last year, the forecasts for 2021 are optimistic. According to Robin Ody, Senior Analyst at Canalys , investments are expected to grow, both on the cloud and on the edge , driven by the need to guarantee the possibility of working remotely: 5G, under this profile, could be a further growth driver.

“ As companies need to plan their flexibility for the future, channel partners and customers are adapting together “, concludes Pope” The sudden discomfort of the pandemic forced greater understanding from customers, while the Channel quickly figured out how to offer the best possible support; however, partners need to keep in mind that customers may not be as tolerant in the future. into a new normal and businesses are getting used to uncertain times. The Channel must continue to meet evolving customer expectations, and be prepared for the upcoming challenges that lie ahead “.

Samsung Galaxy S21 specs leak ahead of January launch

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We’ve previously heard that Samsung is planning to launch its next flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S21, in January. As we get closer to the start of 2021, this is looking more and more likely, with the latest leak giving us a detailed breakdown of the phone’s features and specifications.

According to WinFuture, the Galaxy S21 will be launching on the 14th of January. In terms of specs, we can expect a 6.2-inch Galaxy S21 with a 2400×1080 AMOLED display, and a 6.7-inch Galaxy S21 Plus with the same screen specs. In both cases, 120Hz and 60Hz refresh rate modes will be available.

Image Source: WinFuture.

Elsewhere under the hood, we are told to expect a Qualcomm Snapdraon 888 SoC, or a Samsung Exynos 2100 processor for the European version of the phone. The standard sized Galaxy S21 will have a 4,000 mAh battery, while the Plus-sized version will bump this up to 4,800 mAh. Other specs include a 5G modem, 8GB of RAM and up to 256GB of internal storage.

As far as the cameras go, the Galaxy S21 and S21 Plus will feature similar cameras to 2020’s Galaxy S20. So expect a 12-megapixel main camera sensor and an f/1.8 secondary lens with optical image stabilisation. Unfortunately, the leak doesn’t go into detail on the Galaxy S21 Ultra, which is where the true camera upgrades will be found.

The Galaxy S21 and S21 Plus are expected to be announced on the 14th of January, with retail availability coming in February. Here in Europe, pricing should start at €849 for the S21 and go up to €1,049 for the S21 Plus.

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Vodafone activates the LTE-M network for IoT devices

Vodafone has expanded its network to include the LTE-M standard. The technology for the Internet of Things is now available on more than 18 percent of the area of Germany, the telecommunications company announced on Tuesday. “LTE-M is the next component in our network so that people, machines and sensors can communicate with each other at any place and at any time,” said Chief Technology Officer Gerhard Mack.

From Narrowband IoT to 5G In the Vodafone network, LTE-M represents one of four Building blocks. Machines and sensors should use it to communicate with people, for example in industry. Factory workers, for example, could control production machines with voice instructions, advertises Vodafone. However, private customers should also be able to use LTE-M, for example with fitness trackers, smart watches and smart home devices. Fitness trackers could, for example, automatically send an emergency call in the event of a fall.

In addition to LTE-M, Vodafone also offers the Narrowband IoT machine network, which is intended to ensure communication from machine to machine or from sensor to sensor. Smartphones and other mobile devices communicate via the better-known networks, LTE and 5G.

Similar to Narrowband IoT, LTE-M transmits on the low 800 – Megahertz frequencies with a long range. Underground garages, cellars or industrial halls should also be covered. Unlike Narrowband IoT, LTE-M does not rely on a fixed location, but uses the so-called handover. If the IoT object moves, the data is transferred from cell phone station to cell phone station. This means that the network is also suitable, for example, for tracking sensors on parcels, explains Vodafone.

LTE-M lines up as one of four modules with different specifications and transmission rates into the Vodafone network.

(Image: Vodafone)

Limited Bandwidth The maximum bandwidth of LTE-M is two MBit per second, which according to Vodafone is usually sufficient for data transfer from sensors. For applications with large amounts of data such as augmented reality, however, 5G should be used, with bandwidths of up to one GBit per second.

According to the company, technicians have more than to expand at Vodafone. . 000 Cellular stations modernized. Business customers can now use the network throughout Germany. Deutsche Telekom has already put its LTE-M network into operation in the middle 2020. (akr)

MediaTek surpasses Qualcomm: it is the world's first smartphone chipset manufacturer

The Taiwanese company in the third quarter del 2020 has overtaken its historical competitor Qualcomm, making it the world’s first smartphone chip maker. Here are the data collected by counterpoint research

by Lorenzo Tirotta published 29 December 2020 , at 01: 01 in the Telephony channel

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MediaTek in third quarter of 2020 made one historic overtaking on the US colossus Qualcomm . For years the two manufacturers have been competing for the smartphone processor market, with a total percentage to date of 60% on the whole market. Qualcomm has always been one step ahead of MediaTek, but in recent years the Taiwanese company has seen its market share grow by 5% each year , catching up and overtaking Qualcomm. The data made and published by Counterpoint Reasarch there show the percentage difference between the third quarter (Q3) of 2019 and the third quarter of 2020 .

Mediatek and Qualcomm: two giants compared

MediaTek recorded in one year an increase of 5% passing from 26% in Q3 2019 to the 31% in Q3 2020. Reverse situation for Qualcomm who had a annual decrease of 2% passing from 31% in Q3 2019 to the 29% in Q3 2020. Apple , Samsung and HiSlicon the following seats are played respectively with a share of 12% . Data in hand, the brand MediaTek has become the world’s leading manufacturer of smartphone chipsets . According to the Counterpoint report, the lead won’t last long. Qualcomm could recover the top spot already in the last quarter of 2020, in light of the fact that the demand for 5G smartphones increased by 17% in the third quarter 2020, and will grow in the future. MediaTek said it will partner with many brands to provide mid and high-end 5G devices with new processors Dimensity .

However, Qualcomm remains the first manufacturer and supplier of 5G chips with a percentage of 37% . The reasons that led to this sensational overtaking are many. MediaTek has certainly benefited from the increase in sales from brands such as Xiaomi , Honor e Samsung especially in India, Latin America and Middle East where the devices of low-end have a larger market. The data shows how the number of MediaTek chipsets used in Xiaomi devices is tripled compared to the third quarter 2019 . According to research director Dale Gai , along with the increase in sales of cheap smartphones, complicit in the success of the Taiwanese giant is undoubtedly the block of Huawei in the US, void filled by cheap MediaTek chips.

Xiaomi Mi 11: Snapdragon 888 and 120 Hz display for around 500 euros

Qualcomm has its new SoC top model Snapdragon 888 at the beginning of December introduced – and it was clear early on that Xiaomi would use the SoC for its Mi 11 will use. Now this upper class model has been officially presented in China. Not only does the high-end computing heart of this model stand out positively.

With the Snapdragon 888 Qualcomm promises compared to the Snapdragon 865 in the area of the processor cores a performance plus of 25%, the Adreno 660 GPU should increase performance by 35 % enable. The first Snapdragon 888 smartphones should therefore offer a clear increase in performance. And Xiaomi is of course also raising the Snapdragon with the newly introduced Mi 11 888 particularly stands out with its performance potential. The SoC also supports 5G and WiFi 6. Depending on the variant, the Snapdragon 888 are 8 or 12 GB LPDDR5-RAM put aside. The internal UFS 3.1 storage is either 128 or 256 GB .

Xiaomi is not resting on the Snapdragon 888. The Mi 11 also gets a remarkable display. The AMOLED panel is curved on all four sides. So not only to the left and right like typical curved displays, but also to the top and bottom edge. The big 6, 81 – inch display solves with 3. 200 x 1. 440 pixels and works with up to 120 Hz. It’s HDR 10 + – certified and should achieve a maximum brightness of 1. 500 cd / m². DisplayMate is said to have already rated the display with an A +.

The main camera is a triple solution. Xiaomi combines a 108 MP camera with a 1/1, 33 – inch sensor and aperture f / 1, 85 , a 13 – MP ultra wide-angle camera with 123 Degree of field of view and a 5 MP telephoto macro camera. The main camera can be used in video mode 8K with 24 / 30 fps and 4K with 30 / 60 record fps. The front camera resolves with 20 MP and supports a maximum of videos with 1080 p at up to 60 fps. A 4th 600 mAh battery can be found in the 8 mm slim smartphone. Charging is either with up to 12 W via a USB Type-C cable or wirelessly with up to 50 W. Also reverse wireless charging (with up to 10 W) is supported. No charger is normally included in the scope of delivery. Xiaomi installed two stereo speakers in collaboration with Harman Kardon. The dual SIM smartphone also has both NFC and IR support. The operating system is Android 11. Xiaomi uses its own user interface MIUI 12.

The Wed 11 shows itself regularly with a glass back. Alternatively, there are also artificial leather variants. On the Chinese side, the Mi 11 can already be ordered. The cheapest variant with 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of memory should cost 3 999 yuan. Converted to around 500 euros. When and at what price Xiaomi’s new flagship will also come to Europe remains to be seen.

Photos of the Realme Koi (aka Race) surface, rumors hint at 125W fast charging

Realme created a new Weibo account to tease its upcoming Snapdragon 888-powered phone, code-named “Koi”. That hasn’t stopped other Weibo users from posting additional info about the phone, like one @Geek_Cao who posted a pair of photos of the device plus some details.

Alleged photos of the Snapdragon 888-powered Realme Koi (note the 64 MP camera)

The back of phone shows the “Dare to leap” slogan in big, bold letters. You can also see the slogan in the official koi-themed teaser posted by the company, which confirms that the phone will indeed use the new Snapdragon chipset.

Note the triple camera setup with the 64MP main sensor. All these specs line up with the Realme Race, which will be the start of a new series and will use the 888 chip, according to a Realme VP. The Race is also rumored to have a 64MP camera.

However, a render suggested that the Race will have a vegan leather back with a sporty paint job. The Koi photos show a glass back with a two-color gradient instead. So far the consensus seems to be that “Race” is the code name and “Koi” is the retail name of the phone (the leather back may be an option or a special edition).

The Koi is said to support Realme’s new 125W UltraDART fast charging, which will fill its 4,000 mAh battery in to 41% in 5 minutes and to the full 100% in 20 minutes.

Official Koi teaser • Official Race teaser • Unofficial Race render (with faux-leather back) • Another Realme phone

The company has several irons in the fire – @Geek_Cao also mentions a Realme V15 model, which will be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 800U 5G chipset. The V15 will reportedly support 50W fast wired charging and will weigh in at about 176g. This could be the second phone that surfaced around the same time as the Race, this one showing a round camera island.

Unfortunately, Cao deleted the post, so more info may not be forthcoming soon. However, rumors claim that the Koi will go official in January with a price of no more than CNY 5,000 (that’s $765/€625).

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Samsung Galaxy S22 with a camera under the screen. The mechanism can set the direction for the development of smartphone selfie cameras

The recently introduced ZTE Axon smartphone 20 5G uses a direct-mounted selfie camera under the display panel. This camera is in fact invisible in everyday use, but its quality may to some extent differ from more efficient photographic modules in a classic form. However, this is a more interesting solution than a camera that slides out of the housing or an element mounted in screen indentations of various shapes. Samsung, however, has a different vision, which we can see in Let’s Go Digital graphics based on patent documentation. If the mechanism is actually used in the flagship Galaxy S model 22, the competition awaits the challenge.

The flagship Samsung Galaxy S 22 will only make its debut in 2022, but all indicates that we will find an innovative solution that allows you to place the camera in the screen. We know the details.

Photo. Let’s Go Digital.

Samsung Galaxy S 21, S 21 + no secrets. Full technical specifications of the upcoming flagship smartphones have leaked

A new patent application from Samsung concerns a novel method of implementing a retractable selfie cam. The whole is based on a movable mechanism inside the housing, just below the screen. The display in the place intended for the camera will be partially transparent. Right underneath there is a rail with a retractable additional part of the screen, thanks to which when we do not use the camera, we will have convenient access to the entire display space. You will ask what about the camera?

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Well, it will be placed just below the second (movable) layer of the screen and we will be able to use its capabilities if necessary . Importantly, it does not have to be a single module, but a system consisting of even several elements – e.g. photographic and biometric. I have already seen various solutions, some of which I have been able to associate with, but Samsung’s proposal may turn out to be a bull’s eye. If everything runs smoothly, the mechanism can become a role model.

Fig. Let’s Go Digital.

Source: Let’s Go Digital

Realme UI 2.0 beta opens for Realme 7 and Realme X2 Pro

Realme UI 2.0 was announced in September and the company promised that by the end of the year, the Realme 7 and Realme X2 Pro will get to experience it albeit in Beta form. Just two days before we turn the calendars, the company has opened the application process through a Google Docs form for which we’ve provided source links in the end of this article.

Realme is already pushing the interface, based on Android 11, to some other devices – the 7 Pro is still in early access stage, the X50 Pro 5G flagship is already up for a stable update. On top of that, three Realme Q phones, announced in October, are on the market shelves with UI 2.0 straight out of the box.

The Realme UI 2.0 comes with improvements in three major directions – Creativity with Always-On Display options and more themes, Sociability allowing for music and files to be easily transfered in a single Wi-Fi network, and Productivity that comes with a Digital Health feature and improved performance of some core apps.

Source (Realme 7) • Source (Realme X2 Pro) | Via

vivo Y31s 5G with Snapdragon 690 in the pipelines

vivo is expected to launch the X60 series today, but it’s also continuing work on its host of mid-rangers. The latest phone we hear of is called vivo Y31s 5G and appeared on China Telecom’s website with all its specs and photos. It is a more affordable version of the vivo Y52s 5G with downgrades in the chipset and main camera departments.

vivo Y31s listed at China Telecom

The vivo Y31s 5G has a Snapdragon 690 chipset and a single memory tier – 6/128 GB. The screen has a 6.58” diagonal and much like on the Y52s is of the LCD variety.

vivo Y31s 5G

The dual setup on the back sees the Y52’s 48MP sensor reaplaced with a more basic 13MP one, while a 2MP secondary snapper is mostly serving decorative purposes. At the front an 8MP camera is sitting inside a waterdrop notch.

The vivo Y31s 5G is powered by a 5,000 mAh battery with 18W fast charging over a USB-C port. It also sports a 3.5mm audio jack.

The phone is expected to start selling on December 31 at which point we’ll learn if the listed price of CNY1,798 (about $270) is real or just a placeholder.

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Samsung Z Flip3 to have mid-range chipset, lower price

Samsung is about to introduce some big shifts to its lineup in 2021, starting with the S Pen-supporting Galaxy S21 this January. Meanwhile the Galaxy Z Fold3 will be the Korean company’s proper flagship in H2, and now we add some info about the successor to the Galaxy Z Flip (5G). A report suggests Samsung may equip the next Z Flip model with a mid-range chipset and make it its most affordable foldable to date.

A report from Galaxy Club details a model number that’s intended to be assigned to a future Galaxy Z Flip model: SM-F720F. While the “F” signifies that specified model is an international variant, the absence of a “B” also lets us know this new model won’t bring 5G support.

A 4G model is a sign that the base Z Flip phone will be positioned lower than its predecessor, which all used Snapdragon 800 series chipsets. Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip was priced at $1,449 when it launched, and the Z Fold2 was $1,999. We’ll see how much lower the Z Flip3 can go

Still, even if Samsung wanted to make “mid-range foldables” a thing, we can’t imagine prices falling to three digits in the current market.

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ZTE Axon 20 5G video teardown goes hunting for the hidden selfie camera

We’ve already reviewed the ZTE Axon 20 5G in-depth, but what we don’t do is pry inside handsets to give you a literal look at their innards. On the other hand, that’s exactly what JerryRigEverything’s video teardowns are for, and today the channel uploaded exactly such a thing concerning the Axon 20 5G.

This, remember, is the world’s first commercially available device with an under-display selfie camera, that stays hidden from view and doesn’t require any unsightly notches or hole-punches or moving parts. The Axon 20 is definitely far from being a perfect phone, but it is an interesting view at what will probably become mainstream technology in a year or two. After all, in-display fingerprint sensors were initially just novelty items, and now they’re everywhere and the best ones are practically perfect in both accuracy and speed.

Under-display cameras still have a long way to go in terms of quality, if we judge them solely based on the Axon 20’s effort, but we’re probably going to get there sooner, rather than later. While we wait, you can take a peek at the Axon 20’s under-display selfie cam, which in itself doesn’t seem very special. What makes everything work is a tiny part of the display that’s on top of it, which can become transparent enough to let the camera ‘see’ through it. And if you watch the video to the end, you can also basically take a look at what the camera sees when that happens.

Top 10 most popular reviews of 2020: Q4

As we wrap up the year we take a look back at the most popular reviews on our website and we are now in the final quarter of the year. These are the phones everybody was most eager to learn more about in the last three months of the year.

A month or two behind their usual schedule, the Apple iPhone 12 family dropped on the mobile scene and triggered the usual frenzy. Tensions running as high, as usual, with all eyes on Cupertino’s launch. This year – a quartet of phones. As per our statistics you were most interested in getting more in-depth info on the vanilla iPhone 12, followed by the 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max, in that order. Strangely enough the iPhone 12 mini not only missed the top 10 cut, but barely made the top 20.

The Mate 40 Pro also got your attention. The Mate 40 Pro was one of the heavyweight contenders in out ultimate camera shootout, which you found rather interesting. The other participants being the iPhone 12 Pro Max, Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra and the Sony Xperia 1 II.

The Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro (Max) was one of the most popular phones of the year so it’s no wonder its long term review managed to make another top 10 cut, after its regular review featured in our Q2 2020 review roundup.

And rounding-off what is the final of a four-part series for the last quarter of the most popular reviews of 2020 we see the Xiaomi Mi 10T line and particularly the Mi 10T Pro 5G. A phone that with its Snapdragon 865 5G chipset, 144Hz HDR10+ IPS display, 108MP primary camera and great all-round performance and battery life is pushing the envelope and successfully challenging 2020 flagships at a fraction of the price. The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE has proven to be just as popular among readers for most of the same reasons as well.

vivo X60 Pro: complete technical data sheet revealed

Everything is ready for the new series of I live out tomorrow 29 December that will mount the Samsung chipset. New rumors have been revealed for X 60 Pro. Here are the full features in the article

by Lorenzo Tirotta published 28 December 2020 , at 16: 29 in the Telephony channel

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The Chinese trademark vivo has now passed its debut also on the European market, and is preparing for the presentation of the new flagship vivo X series 60 , waiting for tomorrow 29 of cembre . vivo will certainly present three devices: vivo X 60 , vivo X 60 Pro and vivo X 60 Pro + . Regarding vivo X 60 Pro in recent days the full specifications on the Chinese certification site TEENA .

The dimensions of the device are in the average of the other smartphones in which vivo X fits 60 Pro: 158, 57 x 73, 24 x 7, 59 mm with a weight of 178 grams and a limited thickness that offers an elegant and refined design.

Here are the technical specifications of vivo X 60 Pro unveiled by TEENA

vivo X 60 Pro will mount an AMOLED display from 6, 56 inches with resolution Full-HD + . On board we will find the chipset of Samsung Exynos 1080 along with two storage memory cuts : 8 / 128 GB is 12 / 256 GB . The device will run the latest version Android 11 coupled with the new interface OriginOS by vivo. The smartphone will be equipped with the slot to expand the memory via microSD and will have a fingerprint sensor under the display .

The multimedia compartment has a quad cam on the back with a main one from 48 MP together with a wide angle of 8 MP and two more units from 13 MP of which we do not yet know the purpose. On the front we find a camera from 32 MP . vivo X 60 supports the 5G module and will be powered by a 4 battery. 200 mAh .

For further information it is necessary to wait for the official presentation of the series, scheduled in China for tomorrow 29 December.

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