Asus ROG Phone Launched in computex 2018:-Price,Specifications,


Asus today launched the ROG Gaming smartphone at Computex 2018 in taiwan .The ROG phone is a gaming centric device.it is touted to be the first smartphone with 3D VAPOUR-chamber cooling technology .it also features air trigger touch sensor a gaming centric feature .it has an AMOLED display with 60hz refresh rate
the key highlight of this smartphone is that it has a custom built of snapdragon 845 SoC CLOCKED AT 2.96 GHZ and Adreno 630 GPU .IN TERMS OF CAMERA IT HAS A DUAL REAR CAMERA SETUP with 12mp and 8mp sensors .at the front there is a 8mp  selfie camera .THE PHONE HAS STORAGE OF 512 GB WHICH IS QUITE SURPRISING .IT HAS SUPPORT FOR BLUETOOTH 5.0.it is packed by a 4000MAH battery.
The Asus ROG Phone sports the GameCool vapour-chamber cooling system, with detachable AeroActive Cooler for extra cooling. The ROG Phone includes side-mounted ports and two programmable ultrasonic AirTriggers and advanced force-feedback haptics. It comes with the optional TwinView Dock for dual-screen handheld mode. It has a Mobile Desktop Dock for desktop-style gaming and a Gamevice controller with WiGig Dock using 60GHz Wi-Fi for big-screen gaming. Other ROG Phone features include Asus Aura RGB lighting and Aura Sync support and ASUS HyperCharge direct-charge technology.
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