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Vivo NEX 2 official teaser confirms dual display and triple cameras

Vivo NEX 2 official teaser confirms dual display and triple cameras

Earlier in the year, Vivo wowed the World with the first market-ready smartphone with a motorized pop-up front-facing camera as a way of avoiding the trendy notch screen and achieving a nearly bezel-free display. Fast forward to today, things have taken an interesting turn, with the like of Samsung and Huawei already on the verge of releasing a device with an even more interesting way of achieving a bezel-free screen.

While Sammy and Huawei are looking forward to a pin hone in the display, some previously leaked spy photos, as well as a leaked hands-on video of a device purported to be the Vivo NEX 2, indicates Vivo has a different solution to achieving the notch free design.

Vivo NEX 2 official teaser confirms dual display and triple cameras

In a recent Weibo post, Vivo's senior vice president Alex Feng published a teaser poster confirming that a new Vivo phone is on the way. The teaser alongside a few official renders has the tag " evolution start...NEX, to become more powerful! "

Vivo NEX 2 official teaser confirms dual display and triple cameras

As earlier seen in some leaked images, the official teaser confirms that the Vivo NEX 2 will come flaunting a completely bezel-free display, but instead of a notch, a pin hone or a motorized front camera, users will have to rely on a rear display and camera both for selfies and normal photographic needs.

Unlike the front display with a bezel-free design, the secondary display has a traditional 16:9 display with chunks of bezel below and above, and while the bottom bezel houses the Vivo branding, the one above is home to a glowing LUNA ring surrounding a triple camera setup with LED flash.

Vivo NEX 2 official teaser confirms dual display and triple cameras

Details of the camera haven't been confirmed, but there are rumors it will feature a 3D TOF (time-of-flight) arrangement that will facilitate 3D object scanning.

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