Early this year, at CES event, Lenovo announced its partnership project with Google, Project Tango phone, aimed to push 3D mapping and augmented reality to next level.
On the basis of Lenovo’s statement, the company is expected to unveil the device during Tech World, scheduled to be held on June 9.
However, ahead of the expected official announcement of the device, a famous leakster Evan Blass from @evleaks tweeted that the first Project Tango phone could be a 6.4-inch Phablet with a QHD screen.
First Project Tango phone (Google AR): 6.4", QHD Lenovo PHAB2 Pro.
— Evan Blass (@evleaks) June 5, 2016
The device is believed to be loaded with cameras and sensors to allow 3D mapping.
According to both Lenovo and Google, the new device will be priced not more than $500 (approximately Rs 33,000).
More information is expected to be revealed at the Lenovo's Tech World event.
Also read: Google to produce Project Tango 3D phone with Lenovo.
