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Leaked Lenovo Miix 520 2-in-1 device specs and information show a budding Surface Pro 4 competitor

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Leaks passed along by German website WinFuture suggest that Lenovo is working on a successor to the Miix 510, a 2-in-1 Windows 10 tablet-laptop hybrid with a 12.2-inch display and pen stylus that's powered by Intel's Core processors. It was released in October, priced at $750 for the base model. According to the new information, the Miix 520 will have a 12.3-inch, 1920 x 1200 resolution screen and it will be available in configurations ranging between Intel Core i3-6006U / 4GB RAM and Intel Core i7-7500U / 16GB RAM, with between 128GB and 1TB of SSD storage. The processors are from Intel's seventh-generation Kaby Lake line-up. The device has a dual camera setup on its back, comprised of one 8MP camera and a secondary 2MP cam for augmented reality purposes. The front side will feature a 5MP camera. MEANINGFUL UPGRADES OVER THE MIIX 510 PUSH ITS SUCCESSOR INTO THE CATEGORY OF SURFACE PRO 4 COMPETITORS Other interesting additions are stereo speakers, Dolby Advanc...

Moto Z is now official: thin, powerful, with snap-on modules for added awesomeness

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Oh, what an exciting day this is! After weeks of leaks, speculation, and plain ol' guessing, we've finally witnessed the official announcement of the Moto Z. A 2016 reincarnation of the RAZR V3 flip phone this is not, mind you, but it is still a device worth being curious about. Trust us, you don't see phones like this every day. Introducing MotoMods MotoMods are the Moto Z's killer feature Without a doubt, MotoMods are the Moto Z's killer feature. The handset takes the whole modular smartphone concept to the next level by allowing a variety of snap-on modules to be attached to it at any time. Love big tunes? There's the JBL SoundBoost for you, with its built-in amp and stereo speakers. Feeling like watching a movie on a bigger screen? Just find a wall and snap on the InstaShare projector attachment, capable of throwing a 70-inch image on a suitable flat surface. Need extra battery life? Incipio has developed a battery pack addi...