On Tuesday, Lenovo presented Moto G, the fourth generation smartphone. The event took place in New Delhi, as India is one of the market outlets for this model. However, it's the second on the list of potential buyers, the first is Brazil.
In the picture there is the company member presenting the Moto G4 and Moto G4 Plus models.
The main advantage of this model, along with its cost of just $200, is that it can be charged up in no time. The developers say that the smartphone needs a 15-minutes charge to work for six hours. The latest Lenovo models are bigger in size than the previous Moto smartphones.
In the picture there are the Moto G smartphones.
The advanced Moto G version an also boast of having fingerprint scanner which is almost the same as the Apple phones have. Notably, this function is supported only by Moto 4G Plus.
In the picture there is an ad of the new Lenovo smartphones.
The advanced Moto 4G Plus version costs only $20-45 more than the base model. Both models are equipped with Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow.
In the picture there is a low-cost Lenovo smartphone.
Built-in memory of the new gadgets is up to 16, 32 and 64 GB. Cameras of budget and expensive versions differ: the Moto 4G has a 13-megapixel camera, whereas Moto G4 Plus possesses a 16 megapixel camera. Besides, both models have a front 5-megapixel camera.
Experts say that the latest Lenovo models will be sold officially not only in India and Brazil, but also in Belarus and other countries.
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