In January, ASUS unveiled its first smartphone to feature Google's Project Tango Augmented Reality (AR) technology - the Zenfone AR. There's a metal plate that houses the phone's imaging technologies like the 23MP Sony IMX318 main shooter, TriTech AF system, Motion tracking camera, and the Depth sensing camera with IR projector. ASUS has finally announced more availability details for its Project Tango-enabled smartphone -- the Zenfone AR. The ASUS Zenfone AR was first announced earlier this year showing off its whopping 8GB RAM. It has a 5.7-inch Quad HD Super AMOLED display and Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 that’s said to be specialized for the Project Tango. To power up Project Tango, aside from the 8GB RAM, the phone has three rear cameras -- a 23-megapixel Sony IMX318 sensor with OIS, EIS, and 4K video recording plus a motion tracking camera and a fisheye depth-sensing camera. In June 2016, Lenovo unveiled the first smartphone to feature Google's Project Tango technology, the Lenovo Phab2 Pro. The Lenovo Phab2 Pro's main feature is the Tango technology developed in partnership with Google. Also found here are the microphone, fingerprint reader, the Tango and Lenovo logo, and a couple of antenna bands. Read more in our articles including "ASUS Zenfone AR First Impressions" and "ASUS announces Zenfone AR local availability".
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Jun 3, 2026In January, ASUS unveiled its first smartphone to feature Google's Project Tango Augmented Reality (AR) technology - the Zenfone AR. There's a metal plate that houses the phone's imaging technologies like the 23MP Sony IMX318 main shooter, TriTech AF system, Motion tracking camera, and the Depth sensing camera with IR projector.
ASUS has finally announced more availability details for its Project Tango-enabled smartphone -- the Zenfone AR. The ASUS Zenfone AR was first announced earlier this year showing off its whopping 8GB RAM. It has a 5.7-inch Quad HD Super AMOLED display and Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 that’s said to be specialized for the Project Tango. To power up Project Tango, aside from the 8GB RAM, the phone has three rear cameras -- a 23-megapixel Sony IMX318 sensor with OIS, EIS, and 4K video recording plus a motion tracking camera and a fisheye depth-sensing camera.
Our coverage of project tango includes: "ASUS Zenfone AR First Impressions"; "ASUS announces Zenfone AR local availability"; "Lenovo Phab2 Pro First Impressions". Each article provides unique insights and information.