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Asus to launch Zenfone 4 smartphone in May 2017

The company that recently debuted Zenfone 3 Zoom at CES which is yet to hit the shelves is doing this to increase its sales in 2017, says the report.

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Chinese maker Zenfone is planning to launch its next generation Zenfones in May 2017, says an unverified report. The company that recently debuted Zenfone 3 at CES which is yet to hit shelves is doing this to increase its sales in 2017, says the report.

Earlier in a statement, CEO Jerry Shen said that he plans to double sales in 2017 and aims to ship over 20M devices.

There has not been any official announcement about Zenfone 4 device but some rumour mill online suggests the specs to be 5.2-inch with 4850 mAh

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