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Lenovo Teases The Vibe X2 With Android L For IFA Event In September 4

Lenovo Vibe X2

IFA 2014 is right at the corner and, as we are getting closer to the debut of the tech fair, more details of upcoming devices are surfacing online.

Lenovo is one of the players of the tech industry that will show up at IFA Berlin and will introduce its latest gadgets.

A device that reached the web few days ago and that is expected to be presented in Berlin is Lenovo Vibe X2, device that in terms of design gives a sense of deja vu, adopting a number of elements similar to those found in Sony Xperia smartphones.

Vibe X2 appears in photos via a Chinese user of the social network Weibo and according to rumors, Lenovo Vibe X2 will come in two versions, the first version with an octa-core MediaTek MT6596M processor and the second with a dual-core Intel chip clocked at a frequency of 2.2 GHz.

Other specifications appeared for the device would be a 5 inch Full HD IPS display, 2 GB RAM, 16 GB of internal storage, 13MP main camera, a secondary camera of 5MP and a 2,250 mAh battery.

In terms of operating system, according to gsmarena, it seems that Lenovo Vibe X2 will come with Android L, conclusion that can be drawn from the invitation to the next week’s event that suggests the future Android OS. Lenovo’s IFA performance is planned to take place in September 4, and the invitation clearly shows that Vibe X2 will be the center of attention because it is exposed in the middle of a lollipop, and also the lollipop is well known to refer to Android L.

The invite also contains the text ” “We can’t say anything either” following the example, but in the same time teasing Apple that says, “Wish we could say more”on its invitation to IFA event from September 9th when it is expected the unveiling of iPhone 6.

Lenovo Vibe X2 has already received certification for the European market as X2-EU version but also for the Chinese market as X2-CU, and it is expected in stores shortly after will be introduced in Berlin.

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