Quais são as principais especificações do BigMe HiBreak Dual 3?

O HiBreak Dual 3 possui uma tela E-Ink de 6,1 polegadas (cores ou P&B), um LCD magnético destacável de 5 polegadas, MediaTek Dimensity 8300, bateria de 4.450mAh com carregamento rápido de 30W, 5G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.3 e suporte para stylus.

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BigMe HiBreak Dual 3 pré-vendas

A BigMe anunciou que as pré-vendas do HiBreak Dual 3, o mais recente de sua série HiBreak, estão abertas. O telefone possui uma tela E-Ink de 6,1 polegadas (disponível em cores ou P&B) e um LCD "magnético destacável" de 5 polegadas, alimentado pelo Dimensity 8300 da MediaTek.

O dispositivo inclui uma bateria de 4.450mAh com carregamento rápido de 30W, suporte para 5G, Wi-Fi e Bluetooth 5.3, e vem com suporte para stylus. As pré-vendas oferecem duas configurações de RAM/armazenamento: 12/256GB e 16/512GB. Os consumidores podem escolher entre a configuração de tela dupla (E-Ink e LCD) por $649 ou apenas a tela E-Ink por $589.

A BigMe planeja começar a enviar em "início a meados de novembro". O anúncio segue a revelação em julho do HiBreak Dual 2, que gerou forte interesse, mas também preocupações dos consumidores sobre bloatware. A BigMe atualizou sua página do Kickstarter, indicando produção em massa em outubro antes do envio em novembro.