Leaked images reveal the design of Sharp Aquos S3

In 2014, Sharp launched the Sharp Aquos Crystal with a screen with almost no edges, and has since tried to follow the same approach.

In August 2017, Japan's Sharp Sharp released its Sharp Aquos S2, which included a 5.5-inch screen with a resolution of 2040 x 1080 pixels, almost without edges, much like the Essential phone, especially in the front-facing part, Cent of the front end of the device.

Since the beginning of this year, a lot of leaks have been made regarding the successor of the Sharp Aquos S3, after receiving the certificate of the body conforming to the Chinese specifications TENAA and the testimony of the National Communications Commission of Taiwan.


Now, the first live images of this phone appear, showing the design area of ​​the device, which appears to have a bump similar to the bump on the top edge of the iPhone X to include the front camera and headset, along with thin side edges and a thick bottom edge A little logo includes the company.

The images also show that the phone has a vertical rear camera positioned vertically, and a fingerprint reader installed in the middle of the back, making the overall shape of the phone compatible with current designs for smart phones, as well as using glass and metal within the design.

In terms of specifications, the device should include the Snapdragon 630 processor with 4/6 GB of RAM and 64/128 GB of internal storage space with the Android Orio 8.0, and the phone is likely to come with a screen of 5.99 inches and a 2160 resolution X 1080 pixels with 18: 9 aspect ratio, 12x13 megapixel camera, 16 megapixel front camera and 3100mAh battery.

Sharp is expected to unveil the phone at the MWC 2018 World Mobile Congress, to be held later this month in Barcelona, Spain.

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