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Not long ago, Lenovo officially revealed that Motorola will adopt a dual flagship strategy when launching a new machine next month. In addition to the first Snapdragon 8 Gen1 flagship processor, it will also release a Snapdragon 888+ model.
Most importantly, there are reports that this new machine will refresh the bottom line of the price of the Snapdragon 888+ model and become a new generation of price butcher.
According to the latest reports, Motorola has recently released this new machine in advance in overseas markets, the specific model is Moto G200.
Moto G200 officially released
It is understood that the appearance of the Moto G200 is exactly the same as the new flagship announced by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. The front uses a 6.8-inch LCD centered perforated screen, supports a maximum refresh rate of 144Hz, and also supports HDR10 and DCI-P3 wide color gamut.
The back design of the machine is very unique, and the irregular arc design is used in the camera position, which can effectively reduce the visual abruptness caused by the bulge of the camera, but the current scheme also seems to be slightly offensive.
Moto G200 uses a centered perforated screen + rear three-camera solution
The Moto G200 imaging system uses a three-camera solution, in which the main camera is a 108-megapixel sensor, which supports 9-in-1 pixels, and also has a 1,300-pixel ultra-wide-angle/macro lens, which is already a depth-of-field lens.
Moto G200 is equipped with Snapdragon 888+ chip
In terms of core configuration, the Moto G200 is equipped with 8GB LPDDR5 memory and 128GB/256GB UFS 3.1 flash memory in addition to the Snapdragon 888+ chip.
In other respects, the machine has a built-in 5000mAh battery, supports 33W fast charging, and IP52 waterproof.
Moto G200 built-in 5000mAh battery
It is reported that the price of Moto G200 in the European market starts at 450 Euros, which is approximately RMB 3,249. The domestic price may be further reduced and is expected to be less than 2,999 yuan.
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