Without any fanfare, Motorola announced today (26) its new cost-effective xodózinho. THE Moto G20 can be classified as an input device, however with some interesting features for this category of smartphones. After the launch of the Moto G60 and G40 Fusion, Motorola completes the series with a more affordable model.
Among the main highlights, we have a model that carries a quad camera setup on its back, a fluid display screen thanks to mid-range upgrade technology and debuting the Unisoc chipset, the latest company in the semiconductor market to compete with MediaTek in China.
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With the proposal to offer an excellent value for money, the Moto G20 comes equipped with a modest configuration, but very tasteful in some aspects. Starting with the screen, it comes equipped with a 6,5-inch IPS LCD panel with HD+ resolution and a 90Hz refresh rate, a function that can guarantee an advantage over other competitors in the category. Its display has a 20:9 aspect ratio and, as usual, houses the 13MP front camera in a waterdrop notch.
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Speaking of cameras, the rear assembly consists of four lenses, with a 48MP main camera, followed by an 8MP ultrawide camera, and finally, two 2MP auxiliary cameras for macro effect and depth of field.
In the internal department, we have a Unisoc T700 processor It consists of two main cores for high performance (Cortex-A75) alongside another six (Cortex-A55) for low power consumption. The integrated GPU is a Mali G52, which issupported by a set of 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage expandable via microSD card.
Lastly, we have a 5.000 mAh battery with 10W charging support, which basically should guarantee more than a day of autonomy on account of its energy-saving hardware. The integrated operating system is Android 11 under Motorola's My UX interface.
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Launched this Monday, April 26, the Moto G20 is available in Breeze Blue (blue) and Flamingo Pink (pink). For a while, it can be found exclusively in Europe and there is still no forecast for its arrival in other regions of the world, which includes Spain.
Its price, for now, is set at €149 (approximately R$980 in current direct conversion), with the first sales scheduled to start on May 1st.
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