It seems like nothing could bring something completely unexpected on its way to the market. According to information revealed on the social network Twitter, the Carl Pei brand may be preparing to launch an improved version of its affordable model Nothing Phone (2a).
The information comes from user Dylan Roussel and is explored by Android Headlines. According to the two sources, a smartphone codenamed PacMan Pro was discovered.
Remember, the Nothing Phone (2a) was codenamed Aerodactyl and PacMan. Given the new information, Android Headlines says that the new PacManPro could be an improved version of the latest affordable model from Nothing.
Regarding the meaning of the Pro part, the same site suggests that we may be about to see a Pro or Plus version of the Nothing Phone (2a).
Although the specifications of this new model have not been revealed, Android Headlines expects that it could reach the market with a different processor, a more powerful camera, or even a different design.
But the news doesn't stop there. Android Headline has discovered another mod codenamed Tetris that is completely secret from the gods.
More information about the new Nothing models should be revealed in the coming weeks, but until then we remember here the specifications of the Nothing Phone (2a), available in Europe at a cost of 349 euros.
No phone (2a)
a screen: 6.7 inches AMOLED, 120 Hz, 1300 nits
Healer: Mediatek Dimension 7200 Pro
memory: Up to 12 GB
storage: Up to 256 GB
Rear camera: 50 megapixel
battery: 5000 mAh; Fast charging: 45W
OS: Android 14, None OS 2.5
launch: March 2024
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