Verizon Wireless customers can get the world's first handset with support for both Google Daydream VR and Tango AR for US$648, but there is also the choice to go with 24 monthly payments of US$27 each.
Asus introduced the 5.7-inch ZenFone AR back in January, during this year's edition of the well-known CES trade show. Sadly, it took a while for it to reach the US, but now this handset with support for Google Tango and Daydream is now finally available via Verizon Wireless.
In addition to the AR- and VR-related capabilities, the ZenFone AR comes with a strong set of specs - a Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 processor, 6 GB RAM (according to Verizon, but the regular model has 8 GB), 128 GB internal storage and microSD support, a 3,300 mAh battery, a QHD AMOLED display, and a 23 MP main camera, next to two more next to it that take care of the motion tracking and depth sensing duties.
Unfortunately, the ZenFone AR comes to the US as a Verizon exclusive device, so those who do not like this carrier will have to keep waiting. Verizon customers can get it for US$648 down or on a device payment plan that involves 24 monthly payments of US$27 each.
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