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Rokit IO Pro 3D hand-on review: Services are the key for Rokit

Posted on March 21, 2019 By Jarvis

Rokit is a new entrant to the phone market but it has already announced a few feature phones plus two new smartphones including this $300/£250 handset. It’ll be available to buy from Amazon in the UK or Walmart in the US.

The IO Pro 3D’s unique selling point is its capability to show glasses-free 3D footage – Rokit has developed its own 3D catalogue using content. The content is a mix of stuff that’s been bought in as well as original content created by Rokit teams in France and Los Angeles.
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