Lenovo is possibly attempting to tease its next flagship that is going to unveil in India shortly. Previously, tech gurus speculated that Lenovo India was envisioned to launch its Lenovo K7 Note in India. But with plausible reports, it is believed that the tech giant is going to launch the K8 Note handset in India shortly.
A couple of teasers have been leaked by the company about the upcoming handset. In one of the teasers, the tweet read, “Not as simple as it looks! Solve & drop your answers to guess the name of the next #KillerNote!” while the mathematical equation was “8/2-1+2*2-1*1+2*1+2*0”. While another tweet viewed, “Don’t get stuck between the 1s & 0s. Your answer might reveal what the next #KillerNote will be called!” Also, the video read, “Life gives you answers in binary.” Tech enthusiasts were smart enough in solving the equation, hence we learned the device is none other than- the Lenovo K8 Note.
Lenovo India, confirming the launch date has mentioned on Twitter that the K8 Note handset is going to roll out on August 9. Meanwhile, Lenovo K8 Note was spotted on Geekbench a day before. From what we have been learned from the listing, it’s apparent that the model is K8 Note running Android Nougat 7.1.1. Alongside, it’ll be powered by a deca-core MediaTekek Helio X20 processor with a RAM of 4 GB under the hood. The rumor mill also offers other specs, the smartphone will sport a display size of a 5.5-inch display along with 32 GB of native storage.
Back in December, Lenovo fans had got their hands on Lenovo K6 Note which priced at Rs 13,999. This midrange smartphone, powered by Snapdragon 430 SoC, sported a screen size of 5.5-inch FHD 1080p display. Under the hood, the handset was built with a battery of 4000 mAh capacity alongside a 32 GB of internal storage alongside a RAM of 3 GB. Seems to be an ideal successor to K6 Note, Lenovo K8 Note will hit the market shelves soon.
It was just today that we reported about Lenovo Moto X4’s price to get leaked. Certainly, Lenovo is one of the most engaged brands in manufacturing high-end devices.