Surface Duo 2: First Images Of Microsoft’s Dual-Screen Android Smartphone Features A Giant Rear Camera

A new version of the Surface Duo, Microsoft’s dual-screen foldable Android phone, has been leaked. The first images of the Microsoft Surface Duo 2 is already circulating on the internet.

It is obvious that, in terms of design, the Surface Duo 2 is going to maintain a markedly conservative approach; that is, it will not introduce major changes compared to the Surface Duo â€” it will adopt the dual-screen format with a center hinge. 

Among the novelties, spotted for the first time last month in Tech Rat YouTube video and confirmed by Windows Central, Surface Duo 2 should have a triple camera system on the rear. It would include a standard lens, a telephoto, and an ultra-wide angle.

Although the camera configuration of the supposed Microsoft Surface Duo 2 would mean a very important jump compared to the previous version, it would not be the only change to note. The new device would have the fingerprint sensor integrated into the power button and would feature the USB Type-C connector on the right side.

On the other hand, it would arrive equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 processor, NFC and support for 5G networks. In terms of colors, the leaked photos show two variants — black and white. The launch date would be scheduled for September or October of this year, according to the available information.

Vishak
Vishak
Vishak is a skilled Content Editor at TechLog360 with a passion for technology. He has a keen eye for the latest trends and advancements in the field of technology. He specializes in creating engaging and informative content on a range of technology-related topics, including the latest hardware news, app reviews, games, smartphones, and much more. He stays up to date with the latest news and breakthroughs in these areas and delivers insightful articles and blog posts that help readers stay informed and engaged.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

More from this stream