Recently, Blackberry's Indian licensee Opticiemus Infracom released two new models in India: Evolve and Evolve X. The biggest feature of the two phones is that they don't use the classic BlackBerry keyboard, and they use the popular full-screen. It is not Liu Haiping. , the bottom of the front retains the BlackBerry LOGO. Both phones are equipped with Android 8.1 system.
Evolve is equipped with Snapdragon 450 chip, 4+64GB storage, rear dual 13 million pixels + front 16 million pixels, support for face recognition, built-in 4000mAh battery to support QC3.0 and wireless charging; Evolve X is equipped with Snapdragon 660 processor and 6GB+64GB storage, rear dual 12 million pixels + 13 million pixels, f / 1.8 aperture, 4000mAh battery, support QC3.0 and wireless charging.
In terms of selling price, Evolve is Rs 24,990 (approximately 2,490 yuan) and will be available for sale in late August. Evolve X is 34,990 rupees (about 3,486 yuan) and will be available for sale in September.
Recently, Blackberry's Indian licensee Opticiemus Infracom released two new models in India: Evolve and Evolve X. The biggest feature of the two phones is that they don't use the classic BlackBerry keyboard, and they use the popular full-screen. It is not Liu Haiping. , the bottom of the front retains the BlackBerry LOGO. Both phones are equipped with Android 8.1 system.
Evolve is equipped with Snapdragon 450 chip, 4+64GB storage, rear dual 13 million pixels + front 16 million pixels, support for face recognition, built-in 4000mAh battery to support QC3.0 and wireless charging; Evolve X is equipped with Snapdragon 660 processor and 6GB+64GB storage, rear dual 12 million pixels + 13 million pixels, f / 1.8 aperture, 4000mAh battery, support QC3.0 and wireless charging.
In terms of selling price, Evolve is Rs 24,990 (approximately 2,490 yuan) and will be available for sale in late August. Evolve X is 34,990 rupees (about 3,486 yuan) and will be available for sale in September.
