Microsoft Surface Duo foldable phone specs reportedly leak
The dual-screen device could launch sooner than the holidays, a report says.
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The Surface Duo will reportedly have an 11-megapixel camera, a Surface Pen and 6GB of RAM.
Specs for Microsoft's upcoming foldable phone have reportedly leaked online. The Surface Duo will have two 5.6-inch screens, run on Android 10 and be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor, Windows Central reported Friday, citing unnamed sources.
The dual-screen device will also have an 11-megapixel camera, a Surface Pen, 6GB of RAM, a choice between 64GB or 256GB of storage and a 3,460-mAh battery, the report said.
Microsoft didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.
Microsoft announced the Surface Duo, a dual-screen device in October last year. It will be its first phone in years, though Microsoft says the Duo isn't actually a phone. It's set to launch during the holiday season this year, though the Windows Central report said that timeframe may be moving up.
