The first images of the HP Elite X3 are filtered

Although it is not the first time that we have heard about the X3 HP Elite (we already heard about it last year), it was still not clear if the company would finally decide to launch this smartphone on the market . However, and according to the latest Tech 2 leaks, it seems that the new terminal could be unveiled very soon, within the framework of MWC.

Thus, the aforementioned media has published a series of images that show the appearance of the smartphone, as well as some of its specifications; a few details that reveal a high-end phablet that comes equipped with Windows 10 Mobile. Obviously, it is not the only one of its benefits.

HP Elite X3

In this way and taking into account the photos offered by this means, the company would have finally decided to launch this mobile phone with soft and rounded edges, a compact appearance (but not too elegant, everything is said ) and fingerprint reader on the back. The device, likewise, would retain the traditional front microphone in the lower area of ​​the casing; a metallic strip that gives it a different touch.

In addition, its screen would reach 5.96 inches and would have a Quad HD resolution. Regarding its photographic features, a 16-megapixel rear camera is expected, and an 8-megapixel front camera; Some sensors that we still do not know if they will have an image stabilizer and the like.

Inside it would run a processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 Quad-Core, and integrates an internal storage memory of 32 GB, expandable up to the 200 GB via an SD card; and a 4 GB RAM. It also makes use of the latest microUSB connector standard: USB 3.0 type-C.

Other features include the Iris scanner for Windows Hello, support for Continuum, and wireless charging with the Qi standard. The Elite X3 would also come with IP67 dust and water protection (not bad at all), Bang & Olufsen speakers, and military standard STD810. That being said and in any case, we will still have to wait until next week to see if HP unveils (or not) this device at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Via | Softpedia