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New Microsoft Lumia 950XL leak shows removable battery

Thomas Wellburn
October 5, 2015

Another leak of the upcoming Lumia 950XL has been revealed, giving a behind-the-scenes look at the internal hardware inside.

The Microsoft device event is only a day away and fresh leaks are once again creeping up regarding the Lumia 950XL. The newest leak reveals a exposed rear panel, showing the camera, microSD slot, sim slot and more importantly… A removable battery. The battery in question is a very large 3340 mAh, as confirmed by the printed number on the cell itself. If this turns out to be true, it could be a lucrative way of luring in customers who like to take their devices to festivals and long camping trips .

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Either way, all will be revealed tomorrow. We’ll be live-tweeting and reporting on the event as it happens.

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