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Asus ROG Phone's UK release scheduled for November 15
It's finally happening! Four months after its announcement, the Asus ROG Phone is finally confirmed to arrive to the UK just days after it went for pre-order in Italy. The company sent out invites for a November 15 event, which will mark the start of sales. The phonewill be showcased side by side with Asus' ultra-thin ROG Zephyrus M laptop and overclocked RTX 2080 Ti GPU from Asus' Strix-series of gaming hardware. As of now, the actual release date and pricing are yet unknown but according to recent rumors, we could expect a price tag of around £900. Via
Xiaomi Black Shark Helo debuts with 10GB of RAM and AMOLED screen
As promised, Xiaomi just introduced the follow-up of its Black Shark gaming smartphone - the Black Shark Helo. And just like its predecessor, this one aims to impress with powerful internals and plenty of features at a competitive price. Black Shark Helo The main difference between the two generations is the screen. The new Black Shark Helo swaps the LCD panel for an AMOLED one but still notch-less, 6.01" in diagonal and with FHD+ (1080 x 2160) resolution. Refresh rate stays at 60Hz so if you are looking for smoother experience, you should wait for the considerably more...
Samsung launches HMD Odyssey VR+ with Anti-Screen Door Effect
Last year Samsung introduced its mixed reality headset called HMD Odyssey VR and a year later the company brought an update. The new iteration comes with some hardware improvements, aimed at making the usage more comfortable - the main one is a new screen with Anti-Screen Door Effect technology that blurs the pixels. When looking at the 3.5" dual AMOLED screens inside the headset, you might see pixels or the so-called screen-door effect. It brings pixelation in some environments, causing dizziness or nausea at times. The Odyssey VR+ now has an extra grid "that diffuses the light...
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The Galaxy A7 (2018) was Samsung's opening salvo in the new multi-camera wars, a triple shot. The not-quite-flagship line has been boosting Samsung's sales and it gets special attention, including test driving triple and quad cameras before the next Galaxy S has a chance. Since the triple camera is the focus of this phone, let's start with that. The first add-on module is an 8MP ultra-wide angle camera, 120° (13mm in 35mm equiv.). The second addition is the 5MP depth sensor used for Live Focus (adjustable bokeh). The main camera features a 24MP sensor with phase detection...
Retailer accidentally lists OnePlus 6T, confirms microSD slot, 10 price hike
The OnePlus 6T event was pulled forward, but only by a day. Still, German retailer Otto mixed up its calendar and published the page for the phone, price and specs included. The page has been taken down since, but the Internet doesn't forget. The phone is listed at 580 and will ship in mid-November (the OnePlus 6 was 570 for the same RAM/storage). Most of the specs we've seen already, but there was a surprise. That aside, the card slot accepts two nanoSIMs. The price is for the 8/128GB model and Otto claims that storage is expandable via microSD cards. This will be a first for...
