The 'Lenovo' Phab 2 Pro Is Finally Out; The World's First Tango Smartphone To Feature Augmented Reality Apps

By KC Parker - 01 Nov '16 23:21PM

"Lenovo" has already launched the world's smartphone to use the Tango platform. The "Lenovo" Phab 2 Pro is already out in the market after a couple of delays from early August with an initial price of $500.

9To5 Google reported that the "Lenovo" Phab 2 Pro was initially announced to launch back in August. It was delayed until September, eventually moved to October until "Lenovo" officially released the "Lenovo" Phab 2 Pro this November.

The "Lenovo" Phab 2 Pro is the first smartphone produced by the Google Tango Team as per the GadgetsTV said. It features a brilliant camera and a sensor that can track movements, depth perception and learning area. This "Lenovo" Phab 2 Pro technology was designed for the current augmented reality or the AR apps such as browsing and mobile gaming.

is testing the brand new @Lenovo Phab 2 Pro for a fabulous feature in the Wheelmap app. Stay tuned! #tango #measurement #beta @Googleorg pic.twitter.com/Wa0RIt5Msw

— wheelmap.org (@wheelmap) November 1, 2016

In addition to the report, the "Lenovo" company confirmed that there will a handful of 25 apps that will be incorporated with the new Tango platform. It has been said that the "Lenovo" Phab 2 Pro is expected to have more than 100 Tango apps and is now revealed that more 30 of these apps are now available via Google Play.

"Lenovo" Phab 2 Pro will feature a powerful Octa-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 652 SoC processor, packed with a huge 4GB RAM. The "Lenovo" Phab 2 Pro contains a 4050mAh battery, enough to use for a long playing hours.

"Lenovo" delivers the Phab 2 Pro with a massive 6.4-inch IPS touchscreen that can handle HD resolution. Aside from the 16MP and 8MP camera, the "Lenovo" Phab 2 Pro is also equipped with the all new Dolby Atmos 5.1 sound technology.

All these features can be found in the first Tango smartphone for $500 per unit. The "Lenovo" Phab 2 Pro would definitely compete against the rival Samsung and Apple smartphones.