The next version of Lenovo’s entry-level Moto E phone line will include two variants: a Moto E and Moto E Plus, according to a German website WinFuture.de.
The standard E4 variant will be an upgrade version to last year’s E, sporting same 5-inch display and 2,800mAh battery but with a RAM and storage bump from 1GB to 2GB and from 8GB to 16GB, respectively.
On the other hand, the larger variant of the handset, Moto E Plus, will feature 5.5-inch display, powered by 5,000mAh battery. The variant will offer 3GB RAM with an option of 2GB RAM as well.
The models will be powered by a 1.3GHz MediaTek MT6737M quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 processor. In terms of camera, both will sport a 5MP front sensor. However, at the rear, E2 will adopt an 8MP sensor and E2 Plus will carry a 13MP sensor. According to the report by the German website, the standard model will cost 150 euros (approx. Rs 10,000) while E2 Plus will be priced at 190 euros (approx. Rs 13,300).
