Dec 22, 2016 10:00 AM EST By Marj Sendon, UniversityHerald Reporter

In preparation for the upcoming CES 2017, ASUS has started planning for their Zennovation Event. ASUS had just released the teaser video where their plans were revealed.

The teaser video and invitation prepared by ASUS apparently showed two smartphones and the logo of Qualcomm Snapdragon, which started the speculations that the phones are powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon. There were also reports suggesting that ASUS smartphones will be powered by Snapdragon 835 processor, GSM Arena reported.

People begin to wonder what ASUS smartphone model was featured in the video which has two different logos -- the blue upside down "V" and the red infinity sign. Reports suggest that the other smartphone is actually the previously reported Google-Tango enabled smartphone which will be called "ZenFone AR."

Previous reports mentioned that ASUS is already working on the Google-Tango enabled smartphone. Jerry Shen, ASUS CEO also mentioned that the ZenFone AR will have advanced functionality and performance at a competitive price, 9to5Google reported.

On the other hand, the ZenFone 3 Zoom is also expected. There had been reports about ASUS working on the said device and is expected to feature a dual-lens camera in a 5.5 inch full HD display. The ZenFone 3 Zoom is also expected to be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 with Adreno 506 GPU.

Aside from the ZenFone AR and the ZenFone 3 Zoom, the ZenFone 4 is also expected to be showcased in the upcoming Zennovation Event at the CES 2017. Although the ZenFone 4 has been reportedly going to launch in the zecond quarter of 2017, fans are hopeful that they may be able to see the ZenFone 4 at the CES 2017.

However, despite the details of the upcoming Zennovation Event at the CES 2017, fans are hoping that ASUS will release the said smartphones without delay. Unlike the previous events where according to some fans, it took them time before they were able to get hold of the devices announced during the Zennovation Event.

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