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Other leaks about the Duo 2 may come with 5G and NFC support. The device is also supposed to come with 5G and NFC support. According to the same listing, the device is going to have a chipset named, 'ARM implementer 65 architecture 8 variant 1 part 3396 revision 0'.
#Microsoft surface duo 2 leaks android#
The device will be compatible with the new Android 11. The listing has released specifications of the device and it confirms that the device is powered by a Snapdragon 888 chipset and 8GB of RAM. Surface duo 2 specificationĪ recent listing from Geekbench confirms that a new Surface Duo 2 under the model name, 'surfaceduo2' is currently in the development stages. Apart from this, no information is available about the pricing of the device but it can be expected to be much higher than the first generation Duo released. Other than this, known author, Mayank Parmar confirms that his sources are familiar with the development of the product and Duo 2 has been in development since 2020. There is also a possibility that Microsoft could host a live event for the release of their new range of products.
#Microsoft surface duo 2 leaks pro#
All of this is still a leak, so do take everything with a massive spoon of salt.Rumours in the community suggest that the Surface Duo 2 is supposed to be launched in October along with Surface Pro 8 and other Microsoft releases. There also seems to be a new black hue that gives the user a bit more choice when it comes to the colour variants, and, from the looks of it, the black looks really classy on the foldable. NFC support should also be added to the device, along with the use of a fresh SoC, which could range from the Snapdragon 888 to the next-gen Snapdragon SoC, given the timeline of the launch. Tech Rat also claims the inclusion of a slightly larger display, rounded corners and narrower bezels. The leak also reveals that the device will supposedly include a 360-degree hinge, which means that the device should be able to fold back into itself, which spells a bit of trouble, as the camera bump would undoubtedly hit the back of the second panel. The triple-lens camera hints at the possibility of a triple-camera setup housing a primary wide-angle sensor coupled with a telephoto sensor and an ultra-wide lens, but none of this is revealed via the leak, so do take it with a pinch of salt, as we are merely guessing. This, according to anybody who knows how cameras work could be fixed with the inclusion of a larger sensor, but to do so would mean to either add a hideously large punch-hole or just increase the bezel size, but it seems that Microsoft has thought of shifting this up. The key issue was the size of the sensor, which caused multiple issues.
#Microsoft surface duo 2 leaks upgrade#
This, for those of you unaware, is a major upgrade over the camera of the original Surface Duo, which was an 11MP camera housed in the top bezel of the screens, with a quality equalling a rather dull selfie-snapper.
Today WindowsUnited posted some renders which shows the design in more detail, lovingly created by Jonas Deahnert AKA Concept Creator. The Surface Duo 2 Supposedly Fixes the Shortcomings of the Original Duo A few weeks ago we had our first leak of the design of the Surface Duo 2, which now features a prominent camera hump, correcting one of the major issues with the earlier generation.
#Microsoft surface duo 2 leaks windows#
Images of the Surface Duo 2 that have been leaked via a YouTube channel called Tech Rat, alongside a confirmation by Windows Central's Zac Bowden revealed that the device could feature a triple-lens camera to the rear, housed in a rather large camera bump. Now, it seems that one of the key issues, which was the camera, is being fixed for the Surface Duo 2. With older hardware and a camera that was equivalent to a potato camera, the device failed to justify the whopping $1,399 price tag that it was sold for. Microsoft tried to disrupt the foldable market by launching the Surface Duo, which incidentally marked the company's return to the smartphone segment, but, its execution seemed to be flawed.
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