¿Cuáles son las especificaciones clave del BigMe HiBreak Dual 3?

El HiBreak Dual 3 cuenta con una pantalla E-Ink de 6.1 pulgadas (color o B&N), una pantalla LCD magnética desmontable de 5 pulgadas, MediaTek Dimensity 8300, batería de 4,450mAh con carga rápida de 30W, 5G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.3 y soporte para lápiz óptico.

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BigMe HiBreak Dual 3 pre-pedidos

BigMe ha anunciado que los pre-pedidos del HiBreak Dual 3, el último de su serie HiBreak, ya están abiertos. El teléfono cuenta con una pantalla E-Ink de 6.1 pulgadas (disponible en color o blanco y negro) y una pantalla LCD "magnética desmontable" de 5 pulgadas, impulsada por el Dimensity 8300 de MediaTek.

El dispositivo incluye una batería de 4,450mAh con carga rápida de 30W, soporte para 5G, Wi-Fi y Bluetooth 5.3, y viene con soporte para lápiz óptico. Los pre-pedidos ofrecen dos configuraciones de RAM/almacenamiento: 12/256GB y 16/512GB. Los consumidores pueden elegir entre la configuración de doble pantalla (E-Ink y LCD) por $649 o la pantalla E-Ink sola por $589.

BigMe planea comenzar los envíos a "principios o mediados de noviembre". El anuncio sigue a la revelación en julio del HiBreak Dual 2, que generó un gran interés pero también preocupaciones de los consumidores sobre el bloatware. BigMe ha actualizado su página de Kickstarter, indicando producción en masa en octubre antes del envío en noviembre.