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Honor X10 Can Launch on 20th May With Triple Rear Camera

by Aditi Singh
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After launching Honor 9A, Honor 9C, and Honor 9S, the company is now planning to launch another new smartphone Honor X10, which will be the successful variant of Honor 9X launched last year. According to the new report surfaced, the company is going to launch the new smartphone in the market on May 20, named Honor X10 or Honor 10X. Many of its features have been revealed before launch. This smartphone can be launched in the budget range segment and will be given a triple rear camera setup.

On China’s social media platform Weibo, Honor has revealed the launch date of its upcoming smartphone, sharing a poster. According to the poster, the Honor X10 will be launched in China on May 20. It will have 5G connectivity. However, the company has not given any information about the other features of the phone.

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But recently the Honor X10 smartphone was listed on the TENAA with the model number TEL-TN00. According to the listing, this smartphone will be launched in Silver, Blue, Orange, and Black color variants. It will have a side-mounted fingerprint sensor for security. Triple rear camera setup in L-Shaped will be provided on the phone. It will have a 40MP primary sensor, 8MP secondary sensor and the third sensor will be 2MP. At the same time, a 16MP pop-up selfie camera can be given on the phone. This phone will be offered on Android 10 OS.

Talking about other features, Honor X10 has been introduced on Kirin 820 chipset. The phone has a 6.63 inch full HD + display. Its screen resolution is 2,400 x 1,080 pixels. The phone will be launched in three storage variants. 4GB + 64GB internal storage will be available in one variant. While the second variant will come with 6GB + 128GB storage and the third model with 8GB + 256GB storage. For power backup, the phone will be given a 4,200mAh battery, which will come with 22.5W fast charging support.

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