The Lenovo Phab2 Pro scans the world around you with a 3D depth-sensing camera (pictures)
The world's first Project Tango phone is here and it's from Lenovo. Here's what it looks like.
This is the Lenovo Phab2 Pro, the word's first ready-to-buy Tango phone. "What's Tango," you ask? Tango is a depth-sensing 3D camera developed by Google that can scan the world around you, and help place virtual objects in the real world.
It's the dual 16-megapixel fast-focus 3D-sensing cameras with Tango depth sensor and motion tracking that makes Project Tango possible.
The Phab2 phone line comes in three models, including the Phab2 Pro, Phab2 Plus and regular old Phab2.
Not the thinnest phone in the world, but definitely not what I'd call thick, either. Fairly typical-looking volume rocker and power button, though.
The Phab2 Pro augments reality and delivers those images to your phone screen.
No USB-C here. Just a traditonal Micro-USB connetion.
You don't see dual SIM slots on too many phones in the US these days. And you don't actually see them here, but trust me, they're there.
The Project Tango development kit tablet (left) and the Phab2 Pro on the right, but you probably knew that by now, didn't you?
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