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Vivo to launch X20 Plus with in-screen fingerprint sensor in China

The upcoming device features a 3800 mAh battery and a storage capacity of 128 GB.

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News card about Vivo launching the X20 Plus in China, technology category, sourced from Ministry of Physical Infrastructure and Transport.

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  • Vivo is releasing the X20 Plus in China with an in-screen fingerprint sensor.
  • The smartphone includes 128 GB of internal storage and a 3800 mAh battery.
  • Storage can be expanded further by up to 256 GB via an SD card slot.

Chinese technology enterprise Vivo is preparing to unveil its latest mobile device featuring integrated fingerprint scanning technology beneath the display screen. The upcoming hardware utilises advanced optical components to read prints directly from the glass surface. The new model comes equipped with 128 GB of built-in memory space for user files. Individuals requiring additional capacity can expand the storage limit up to 256 GB using a memory card. Powering the handset is a 3800 mAh battery unit designed for extended daily usage. The specification sheet also confirms standard wireless capabilities including Bluetooth and 4G network connectivity.

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