New Lenovo reality game with Kobe puts the ball in your court

LENOVO Mobile brings the excitement of the court to tech fans with a cool new augmented reality game featuring its endorser, NBA superstar Kobe Bryant.

With game standees deployed across Lenovo retail outlets nationwide, customers will have the opportunity to test their mettle in this exciting shooting game where they must score five baskets to get a photo with Bryant himself and the chance to win a new Lenovo K900.

It only takes three easy steps to start shooting some hoops and possibly win a K900. Get ready to play by first downloading the free Zapper app, then catching any of Kobe Bryant’s Augmented Reality standees at Lenovo outlets. Go to your app, tap Zapcode, and scan the code on the basketball to bring the ball to life and begin the game. Score five baskets by simply following the instructions on screen.

When the game is done, players get to pose for a quick snapshot with Kobe Bryant and share their photos through Twitter or Instagram using the hashtags #Walangiwanan, 

#NeverFallBehind, #LenovoMobilePhilippines, or through Facebook by tagging www.facebook.com/LenovoMobilePhilippines. Tag the images under these three categories: 

Elegant, Powerful, and Everything Flow, and get the chance to be part of the monthly raffle where a Lenovo K900 will be given away to the lucky winner.

The slimmest among Lenovo’s latest lineup of smartphones at only 6.99mm and weighing a scant 162 grams, the K900 boasts of a front-and-rear camera and the world’s first 5.5-inch full-HD 400+ PPI screen.

The K900 also packs an Intel Atom Z2580 2GHz dual-core processor which assures uninterrupted performance of its all-around functions – just like Kobe Bryant who is unstoppable and always moving and hustling on court.

Walang Iwanan! Turn up the hardcourt heat with Lenovo’s augmented reality game that combines power, performance, and entertainment.

Kobe Bryant Augmented Reality standees are now at Lenovo outlets in Manila, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo and other urban locations across the Greater Manila Area, Luzon, and the Visayas and Mindanao regions.