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Microsoft Surface Phone might have a two-phone tag team

Microsoft Surface Phone might have a two-phone tag team

Posted on December 12, 2015February 25, 2020 By Jarvis

To some extent, it’s almost understandable that Windows Phone and Lumiafans still crave for an even more premium flagship. The Lumia 950 and its larger 950 XL sibling, though high spec’ed, didn’t really tickle the fancy of those drooling over metal-clad smartphones. In short, there’s still some clamor for what most are calling the Surface Phone. Based on another set of rumors, awaiting fans might actually be treated to two such smartphones, in a strategy that reeks of the Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book tandem.
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