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While manufacturers like Motorola are trying to make smartphones more versatile with expandable modules, others are fighting the good ol’ fight of sticking more stuff into a phone than you ever thought possible. Take the Chinese manufacturer Akyumen and its dual-OS beast of a phone.
The 7-inch ‘phone’ (remember when tablets were 7 inches?) comes with a 35 lumen projector that shoots out a 100-inch image. Oh and it dual boots Android (Lollipop, for some reason) and Windows 10. Not the mobile version, mind you – honest-t0-god PC Windows 10.
Other specs include:
- Intel Atom (Cherry Trail) 8300 processor
- 1080p screen
- Ambiguous ‘High-Definition’ projection resolution
- 4 GB of RAM
- 2910 mAh (on a phone this size…. with a projector??)
- 13 MP camera
The phone costs $600 (up to $950 with accessory bundles) and is set to release on September 1, but all pre-orders are currently filled. With all these features in one device, who needs modules?
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