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Moto X (Play) 2016 sighted on GFXBench, MediaTek inside

Posted on June 20, 2016December 3, 2018 By Jarvis

Lenovo insisted that news of the Moto X’s death are highly exaggerated. Motorola’s former flagship still caters to a specific market, whatever that may be, and a 4th gen model is still in the works. As if giving credence to that assertion, a new Motorola smartphone was spotted at GFXBench’s website. Based on the model number and less than premium specs, it could be the 2016Moto X Play. Or perhaps the only Moto X for the year. Curiously enough, the smartphone is noted to be running on a MediaTek processor.

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