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We’d expect to see unlocked variants become available as well, but Sprint compatibility might be up in the air. If youre wondering why Google would want to release mid-range versions of its Pixel flagships, the clearest reason is so that it can expand availability to emerging markets. This years Pixel 3 devices are the most expensive yet (Pixel 3 starts at $799 and 3 XL, $899), so its only fitting that Google would want to fill in the gap with a lower-cost device. As of right now, pricing is not known, but with the Pocophone and OnePlus sitting comfy in the $300 and $500 price brackets, respectively, Google should aim somewhere in the middle. Of course, if these Pixel midrangers can take better photos than the OnePlus 6T, it will be a much easier sell. Source "MORE DETAILS ABOUT SONY XPERIA XA3 ULTRA EMERGE: PRICE AND COLORS REVEALED" More details about Sony Xperia XA3 Ultra emerge: price and colors revealed Sony’s Xperia XA3 Ultra is expected to go official during CES 2019.
And with less than two weeks to go until the event, a whole set of info has surfaced for the midrange smartphone. According to the source, the Sony Xperia XA3 Ultra will cost €519 in the European Countries, this can be converted into $519 and represents a huge jump from the $514 of its predecessor. Perhaps the price hike will be justified by the bump in the specifications of the model. In counterpart to the Snapdragon 630 used in its predecessor, the Xperia XA3 is likely to debut with a Snapdragon 660 or even with a Snapdragon 670, since it is already available.
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Both chipsets are way more powerful than the SD630 while also energy-efficient. The processing power should come along with 6GB of RAM and Android 9 Pie straight out of the box. The device is expected to feature a taller 6.5-inch notchless display with 18:5:9 aspect ratio. The build will be based in aluminum, which will be accompanied by significantly different rear design. The handset is set to be sold in Black, Silver and Gold colors.
Sales should open in February alongside the release of the Xperia XA3, and Xperia L3, both will also be available in Europe A technology enthusiast. Fascinated for technology. Currently a student of Computer Engineering, passioned for Chinese world of Smart Devices and their innovation in the pricing and quality. I like to take photos and venture myself in natural places. Previous articleGoogle Pixel 3 Lite and Pixel 3 Lite XL could launch in Spring as Verizon exclusives "NOKIA 9 CASE RENDERS REAFFIRM PENTA-LENS CAMERA SETUP" Nokia 9 case renders reaffirm penta-lens camera setup Nokia 9 is trending on the path of becoming just more than an advertised product, though still void of recognition from the phone’s manufacturer, the purported Nokia 9 according to leaks will come with a Penta-camera set up that might bring Nokia “PureView” to a different level.
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From a case render leaks today, featuring different angles of the supposed Nokia 9. The render shares similarities with the former case render that has been seen. All render poses seven holes for housing five cameras set up, one optic sensor and a flash, a mic-hole is positioned just above the Penta-camera set in these recent leaks and the previous renders. Moreover, these renders do not display the front of the device, which was only featured in the supposed OnLeaks renders. However, with these series of renders, we might be expecting a finishing design of the Nokia 9. As at November, there was a leak of a full Computer Aided Diagram (CAD) render of the Nokia 9, and for all we know, these featured renders could be based mainly on those renders and basically a Nokia device.
However, since the three models have been officially certified for Bluetooth, definitely a real Nokia should be around the corner.
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