We just know that Samsung is not the only OEM to dig holes in its screens, it is very close to Huawei. Last month, at a conference in San Francisco, Samsung introduced its Infinity-O displays for the first time. Since then, other manufacturers have also come out of the same cabinet. The latest is Lenovo. The company recently certified a triple camera camera at TENAA, now called Lenovo Z5. According to a Weibo blogger, the same camera will have a built-in camera on the screen.

The blogger shared a ticket to the so-called Lenovo Z5 phone revealing his front today. There is no way to tell if the phone is the Lenovo Z5 itself, but a recent teaser of the same device leaves no doubt about the same. The only difference between the implementation of Lenovo and that of Huawei is the positioning of the lens of the camera. Lenovo opts for a more symmetrical appearance while Huawei moves the sensor to the top left to make it less annoying and more visible.

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For other specifications, the dimensions of the Lenovo Z5 are as follows: 156.7 × 74.5 × 7.8 mm, as revealed by MIIT. The handset should have a 6.3-inch screen and a 3120mAh battery running Android based ZUI. The triple camera is also quite obvious, but the detailed specifications of the individual sensors are not yet known. The handset with the Lenovo L78071 model number is also considered the very first handset with an onboard Snapdragon 8150 processor. However, it is more speculation than official information. The phone is expected to be launched next month, probably December 4, when the next flagship mobile processor from Qualcomm will also debut at an event in Hawaii.

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