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Lenovo announced this month that it will release the new Le Meng K12 series on December 9.
Today, Lenovo’s official Weibo mobile phone preheats the Lemeng K12 series, indicating that all phones that claim to be cost-effective have never broken through the imagination of lens pixels.
Lenovo hinted that the Le Meng K12 series has ultra-high pixels, and the price will be more affordable.
At present, the two new models XT2091-7 and XT2081-4 have obtained network access permission from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. They should be the Lemeng K12 series, and may be named Lemeng K12 and Lemeng K12 Pro.
Regrettably, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has not announced the camera specifications of the Lemeng K12 series. Judging from the ID photos, the camera corresponds to the G9 Power released by Motorola overseas.
The machine’s main camera has reached 64 million pixels, equivalent focal length of 26mm, supports PDAF focusing and four-pixel integration, as well as a macro lens and depth of field lens.
In addition, the battery life of the Lenovo K12 series is also a highlight. The battery capacity of the machine reaches 6000mAh, which exceeds most models on the market.
Officials said that so far, 99% of mobile phone batteries on the market cannot be charged once every three days, suggesting that the Lenovo K12 series can be charged once every three days, surpassing 99% of mobile phones.
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