The Oppo N3 is expected to be officially announced on October 29th. We've already revealed that this handset will feature a swiveling 13MP camera that allows you to quickly switch from taking a photo of your family and friends, to snapping a 13MP selfie to post on social media sites. Now, some new photographs of the device reveal what appears to be a fingerprint scanner underneath the Oppo branding on the rear of the phone.
What appears to be a fingerprint scanner shows up on a picture of the Oppo N3
The latest specs spell B-E-A-S-T. The Oppo N3 is expected to be equipped with a 5.9-inch screen with a resolution of 1080 x 1920, or 1440 x 2560. A quad-core Snapdragon 805 CPU is under the hood with 3GB of RAM inside. The VOOC flash charger will bring your battery back to 75% full in just 30 minutes.
Oppo will be offering two builds of this phone. There is the sturdy model made with stainless steel, and a lightweight variant that uses an aluminum-lithium alloy. On the 29th, we should find out all of the remaining specs that we are unsure about, along with information related to pricing and availability of the Oppo N3.
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