Lenovo is gearing up to take the veil off its brand new gaming smartphone, dubbed the Lenovo Legion gaming phone. The device will take the crown of the world’s first smartphone to be powered by Qualcomm’s newly unveiled Snapdragon 865+ processor and will launch on July 22. Right ahead of the official launch, Lenovo has posted a new promotional poster for the Lenovo Legion gaming phone on Weibo, which confirms that the device will sport dual X-axis linear motors. Take a look at what we know about the Lenovo Legion gaming phone so far and what it has in store for us.
As seen in the promotional poster, the Lenovo Legion gaming phone will make room for an industry-first dual X-axis linear motor technology. As per the hardware architect of Lenovo’s Legion arm, Lenovo has managed to implement all haptic calls of the dual X-axis linear motors from the application layer to the hardware layer, and also defined such an API interface.
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Coming to the rest of the specifications of the device, the Lenovo Legion phone will feature a 144Hz refresh rate display. The device will feature front-firing dual stereo speakers. Under the hood, the Lenovo Legion gaming phone will feature an octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 865+ processor, which will be clubbed with up to 16GB of LPDDR5 RAM and 512GB onboard storage (UFS 3.1). The device will run on the latest Android 10 OS out of the box, which will be customized to ensure a gamer-centric UI (the interface elements will be suitable for landscape usage). Coming to the battery of the device, the Lenovo Legion gaming phone will boast a 5,000mAh battery with support for up to 90W fast charging. To learn more about the Lenovo Legion gaming phone, you can head to our previous coverage for the same.
As of now, this is all the intel that we have surrounding the upcoming Lenovo Legion gaming phone, but since the launch date is right around the corner, we won’t have to wait for too long to know each and everything about the device.
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