China-based whole Vernee in the week undraped its flagship smartphone, the Apollo. The highlight of the Vernee Greek deity smartphone is i...

Home » » VERNEE GREEK DEITY WITH 6GB OF RAM, 5.5-INCH QHD FORCE BIT SHOW DISCOVERED - TECHNOLOGY NEWS

VERNEE GREEK DEITY WITH 6GB OF RAM, 5.5-INCH QHD FORCE BIT SHOW DISCOVERED - TECHNOLOGY NEWS

China-based whole Vernee in the week undraped its flagship smartphone, the Apollo. The highlight of the Vernee Greek deity smartphone is it packs 6GB of RAM that was seen on the recently undraped Vivo Xplay5 Elite.


VERNEE GREEK DEITY WITH 6GB OF RAM, 5.5-INCH QHD FORCE BIT SHOW DISCOVERED - TECHNOLOGY NEWS


Another notable feature is it packs MediaTek's newest Helio X20 (MT6797) SoC that was discovered at an incident in China on weekday.

According to automaton Authority, the Vernee Greek deity smartphone can feature a five.5-inch QHD show with Force bit (pressure sensitive bit display) capability and can pack 128GB of intrinsical storage. The French telephone is claimed to sport 21-megapixel rear camera with Sony IMX230 sensing element associated conjointly homes an 8-megapixel front camera. it's probably to come back with a USB Type-C port. On design, the Greek deity smartphone is claimed to sport all-metal style. sadly, the Chinese company has not careful all the specifications of the French telephone or has discovered details concerning the Force bit feature on the Greek deity smartphone, tho' it did make sure the automaton six.0 candy version.

We can expect the corporate to reveal all the main points on viscera likewise as valuation and handiness at the time of launch.

MediaTek at an equivalent event confirmed that the deca-core Helio X20 (MT6797) geared toward high-end market can hit the market next month. To recall, the Helio X20 is made on prime of tri-cluster CPU design and was initial showcased last year. At the time of launch, MediaTek had conjointly claimed that the Helio X20 was world's initial smart phone processor to possess tri-cluster CPU design, that homes 3 processor clusters.

0 comments:

Post a Comment

Powered by Blogger.