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The Alcatel 5, with its tri-bezel-less aspect display, promises to be one of the most revolutionary Alcatel of recent years, and is expected to debut early in 2018, perhaps during the Mobile World Congress. His passage through the FCC certainly shows that the official launch is coming soon and had the virtue of confirming some of the general characteristics that we had already  seen in the so-called TCL A5  . With some regret, not all the features of the future Alcatel A5 are clear. The previous information leak had already confirmed the MediaTek MT6750T processor, and the 5.7-inch screen with a 18: 9 ratio, without much further delay. The manual filtered by the FCC now confirms the presence of two front cameras with LED flash and notification light. The screen is decidedly 18: 9, with the top lip quite extensive to accommodate the previously mentioned equipment, while the base has a much less expressive edge for an inverted Xiaomi Mi Mix look. The flanges appear to be metal,

Up until a few months ago, displays with one of foreign radio 18:9 aspect ratio  were reserved for high-end smartphones, but more recently we've noticed many companies including the new feature inside their mid-tier products. Now, Chinese company TCL raises the standard for budget-friendly smartphones by adding 18:9 displays to at least one of its devices. Alcatel 3C is one of the many phones that TCL plans to introduce in the next few months and, judging by the specs list, an inexpensive one. In fact, it looks like Alcatel 3C will sell in Europe for no more than €120 outright. The smartphone will be available in three colors: Metallic Black, Metallic Blue, and Metallic Gold. The main selling point, the 6-inch IPS display with 18:9 aspect ratio feature HD+ (1440 x 720 pixels) resolution. The rest of the phone's specs are totally unimpressive but quite decent for an entry-level hanfamilies On the inside, Alcatel 3C packs a 1.3GHz quad-core MediaTek MT8321 processor, coupled