Lenovo's New Gaming Phone Is Coming!

As inform on XDA Developers have gotten renders and specs of another gaming cell phone from Lenovo. The organization behind the well known Motorola cell phones is set to catch versatile gamers with some noteworthy equipment.

The Lenovo Legion will turn into the main Android cell phone to dispatch under the Legion Gaming brand. The Chinese producer has put it all out there here, as per the renders and particulars revealed today. Our associates have figured out how to get their hands on unreleased mystery recordings, which detail a portion of the specialized determinations just as the inventive plan of the new gadget.

The most striking thing about this plan, contrasted with standard cell phones, is the position of both the back and front camera modules. As should be obvious in the pictures underneath, the back cameras are found a lot nearer to the center of the rear of the telephone, and it's a serious terrifying glance from the outset. At the point when the telephone is held in scene mode for gaming, nonetheless, this will guarantee that the player's hands don't cover the camera in any capacity. It's a brilliant move that I'm amazed has not been investigated sooner than this.

Back camera position is fascinating. /© XDA Developers

For the front camera, there is likewise something strange going on. As opposed to go with an indent or opening punched show, the two of which are not perfect for messing around - Lonovo has embraced a selfie camera framework like that of the Asus ZenFone 6. It's a flip-up structure, but instead than arrangement at the highest point of the telephone, this one flips up from the center with the goal that when held in scene mode, it's midway situated at the highest point of the gadget.

The selfie camera is a flip-up configuration, set halfway when held in scene. /© XDA Developers 

Both of these camera position choices should make disorder when attempting shoot photographs in the customary representation mode, yet that is probably not going to be an immense worry for gamers. The USB-C port is likewise situated along the edge of the gadget, which turns into the base when held in gaming mode. Lenovo is betting everything on the objective market here, depending on the way that planning a cell phone to be held on a level plane, instead of vertically, is the best approach to catch this market. For sound, there are full even 65mm double speakers. The battery is a 5,000mAh double cell structure.

Display: a 144 Hz FHD+ screen

The display is rumored to be a 2340×1080 resolution (FHD+) panel running at 144 Hz. We have seen this refresh rate already on the Nubia RedMagic 5G, and it will guarantee ultra-smooth visuals for even the most fast-paced games. The source said they don't know if the display technology is LCD or OLED. The touch sampling rate will be 270Hz.

SoC: Qualcomm Snapdragon 865

Qualcomm's top processor, the Snapdragon 865, is utilized as the SoC. This is definitely not a tremendous amazement, given that gaming cell phones require the quicker chips in the business so as to have the option to run games at the most elevated potential illustrations settings with almost no log jam. We've seen this chip in other gaming telephones, for example, the Xiaomi Black Shark 3. The Qualcomm chip will guarantee a smooth gaming execution, regardless of what you play. The capacity will be UFS 3.0 and the RAM will be LPDDR5, however we don't have any word on the specific numbers yet. The promotion recordings additionally talk about another "3D cooling tower structure" with "double warmth pipe segments", as indicated by the source.

Software Android 10 and 'Legion OS

The Lenovo Legion should jump start with Android 10 out of the container close by Lenovo's ZUI 12 customization. We're anticipating that this should be rebranded as Legion OS, and it is sheltered to expect there will be some really genuine going mode highlights heated into the working framework.

Cost and relase date 

There is still no word on estimating or discharge date for the Lenovo Legion, yet we anticipate that this should be serious in the market. The Nubia RedMagic 5G, for instance, costs somewhere in the range of $579 and $649, contingent upon the memory rendition. Some place in this ballpark would bode well for Lenovo. We'll tell you when we have the subtleties.

Source: XDA Developers