Leaker reveals Asus 5G dual slider concept designs

Since Taiwanese company Asus appear that it will reveal the ZenFone six on May 16th, leaks regarding the device accept been surprisingly tranquility.

However, leaker extraordinaire Evan Blass has unveiled a couple of 5G dual-slider smartphone concepts reportedly created by the designers of the ZenFone 5.

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The first concept design features rounded bezels that are thinner at the meridian than the bottom. The phone also doesn't seem to include a front end-facing camera.

Additionally, the rear of the handset features a dual photographic camera setup and a fingerprint scanner.

When y'all slide the display down, the phone shows off a forepart-facing camera and when you slide upward from the original position, the device reveals a Harmon Kardon-branded speaker.

The other concept features a rectangular shape with somewhat thin top bezels that hibernate the smartphone's forepart-facing cameras.

With this concept device, when you slide the screen down it reveals dual selfie shooters with what appears to be a quad flash. When you slide upward the display from its original position, on the other paw, it appears the phone just offers more than controls for the rear-facing cameras, such every bit a effulgence slider and a 'function push button.'

Blass refers to these pictures and renders as concept devices, so it's unclear if either of them will come to fruition. Personally, I like the blueprint with the rounded corners, every bit information technology looks more modernistic than the other design. Also, front-firing speakers are always a keen feature on any smartphone.

Both devices will reportedly feature 5G connectivity likely powered past Qualcomm's X55 modem. As a result, if the concept devices practise get a commercial release, they probably won't brand their manner to Canada at launch.

If the ZenFone 6 shares a similar pattern to either of these handsets, it'll definitely be a notable device — at least for a couple of weeks.

Source: Evan Blass