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RedMagic 11 Pro: The Gaming Phone That Puts Water in Its Veins (First Liquid-Cooled Smartphone Stuns Tech World)
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RedMagic 11 Pro : Le smartphone gaming qui a de l’eau dans les veines (le premier smartphone à refroidissement liquide stupéfie le monde de la tech)

Introduction Le Nubia RedMagic 11 Pro fait sensation en tant que smartphone qui possède littéralement un système de refroidissement liquide dans ses veines. Les gamers mobiles et les passionnés de technologie n’avaient encore jamais vu cela : ce nouveau flagship gaming fait circuler
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