EveryPhone Smartphone is Official in Japan; Probably the World’s Current Thinnest Windows 10 Phone

A Windows 10 phone recently emerged in Japan, which is dubbed as a EveryPhone, with local OEM Yamada Denki, leading the charge on the EveryPhone. The latter is set to retail tomorrow, though a global release for the EveryPhone is yet to be confirmed. Lets get up close and personal on Yamada’s Windows 10 phone, the EveryPhone.

The handset carries is sporting a 5.5-inch 720p HD display and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 SoC on its helm. It has 2GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage, with the EveryPhone packing a 2600mAh battery capacity. For shooters, it has a 13MP rear shooter and a 5MP selfies shooter, which is a fairly standard camera duo.

The EveryPhone weighs at around 138.6g and has a 6.9mm thickness, which is a bit small to be honest, but not necessarily too small. The EveryPhone is priced at around $325 or roughly around Php 15K in converted PH price, while first 3,000 buyers will get a bluetooth keyboard and a screen protector for free.

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The EveryPhone should be available in Yamada’s online site, though as mentioned before, we still don’t have any idea as to whether this will be available to other countries, so far now, we’ll have to wait. What do you think of the EveryPhone? Hit us up on the comments section below and share your thoughts with us.

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