Crazy Consumer Electronics World: Here's our first look at the Amazon phone, apparently

Amazon's phone may have just made its first appearance for the camera, if these new pictures are to be trusted.

The pictures posted by BGR show a handset with five front-facing cameras which corroborates previous rumours that the phone will be able to track our heads in order to produce 3D effects.

There's also another camera on the rear, while the screen is reportedly a 4.7-inch 720p deal. Inside, we're told, is an unspecified Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and 2GB of RAM.

Amazon Phone

Meanwhile, TechCrunch is reporting that Amazon's phone will only offer "limited 3D effects" out of the box, with the main features reserved for "just a few built-in gestures."

Amazon's said to be working on two different phones, but only the high-end flagship, codenamed Duke, will pack the fancy feature.

Duke it out

Duke will come with a heavily forked version of Android that uses parallax effects "similar" to iOS, but to a more extreme degree which should offer a glasses-free 3D illusion.

BGR says that the second, entry-level phone will follow "sometime after" the flagship and will have a "very competitive" retail price.

3D has been tried on phones before - we're looking at you, LG Optimus 3D - but has never quite taken off. So it'll be interesting to see how Amazon plans to change the game.

Word on the street right now is that Amazon's phone will make its big debut in June. Hold onto your hats.