Lenovo announces Vibe X2 Pro, P90 and selfie ring flash extension
Chinese device maker Lenovo has today announced the Vibe Xtension Selfie Flash. The illumination accessory uses eight diffused LEDs to bring some more light to your selfies, and will be available for purchase for $29 on the Lenovo website from this spring. The lights are contained in a metal case and a single button at the back works as a shutter. When flipped around it can also substitute for the rear camera's built-in flash and, according to the manufacturer, works with any Android smartphone. Plugged into the headphone jack it is good for approximately 100 actuations on a single charge.
With its 13MP front camera the newly announced Vibe X2 Pro is the ideal companion device for the Xtension Flash. It comes with a Snapdragon 615 CPU, 5.3-inch 1080p display and 13MP resolution in both front and rear cameras.
The Lenovo P90 is the first smartphone to deploy Intel's new 64-bit CPU and LTE Advanced modem. It comes with a 5.5-inch 1080p display, a large 4000mAh battery, 32GB onboard storage and 2GB RAM. The 13MP rear camera comes with optical image stabilization and at the front a 5MP module provides selfie and video-chat capabilities. On the software side of things Android 5.0 Lollipop is running the show with Lenovo's Vibe UI 2.0 on top.
The Lenovo P90 will be available beginning in February, the Vibe X2 Pro will be available beginning in April. No detail on pricing has been released yet.
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