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Vivo begins teasing its upcoming X6 handset


Vivo_X6_teaser_images_110415_1Teaser images show off a monster handset in the Vivo X6. It features a large 6-inch display, top-notch specifications and a brushed metallic design.

Vivo has begun teasing its X6 handset, which is clearly aiming for the high-end market. Some specifications include a 6-inch QHD display, a deca-core Helio X20 processor, 4GB of RAM, a 21MP rear-facing camera, Android 5.1 out of the box and a beastly 4000mAh battery. These are about the best specifications one will find in an Android smartphone these days. The handset will also include force touch for some added capabilities. The design features an all-metal design that fits the standards as a premium handset. Multiple color options are also said to be available time come launch. We’ll find out all the details on November 11.Vivo_X6_teaser_images_110415_2Source: Weibo
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