Surface Duo 2: Microsoft is launching their new, dual-screen Android phone

Surface Duo 2 has recently been introduced by Microsoft, which is a new high-end smartphone with a double screen, 5G connection, a quad-back camera, a big battery with quick charging, amongst other technical requirements. Other devices have also been unveiled, including the Surface Laptop Studio, Surface Pro 8 and Surface Go 3, the new operating system of Windows 11.

Xataka, a portal dedicated to technology, states that the Surface Duo 2 includes two AMOLED panels with a 5.8-megapixel refresh rate of 90 Hz and 1344 x 1892 pixels resolution. They make a wider screen (8.3 inches) if both are unfolded, and because they are separated, there is no plump in the centre section as though they had the new Samsung Galaxy Z.

Their main components include a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 ADRENO 660 GPU, 8GB DDR5 RAM, 128/256/512GB internal storage, a powerful 4,449 mAh fast load battery and a 23 W fingerprint reading system on one side. Digital pen compatibility 5G connectivity, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.1, NFC and Surface Pen compatibility.

We employ a four-fold back camera in the photography portion, consisting of a 12 MP main light, a 16 MP wide-angle, a 12 MP 2x optical zoom lens and a ToF or depth sensor for taking images. Bokeh (unfocused background). The Surface Duo 2 comes with a 12 MP for the front camera.