JawaPos.com – Cheap smartphones that are pocket-sized are often people’s choice. For this segment, it is now quite competitive. Even though it is cheap, manufacturers don’t just produce with improvised specifications and features.
For example Realme. For the millionth series, Realme C33 recently got a new feature. The Realme C33, equipped with a 50MP camera, is now equipped with the Dynamic RAM function.
The additional dynamic RAM feature is claimed to make the performance of the Realme C33 even more capable. The dynamic RAM feature allows users to expand the RAM capacity of the smartphone using the internal storage space.
This feature works similar to virtual memory on a computer. This new RAM boosting technology in Realme C33 can help users in many ways which in turn helps more applications stay in memory, making interface movements smoother and faster.
“Thanks to the qualified hardware and the additional dynamic RAM feature, the process of opening applications will be faster, including the stability when playing games,” Realme Indonesia told JawaPos.com.
Realme also incorporates the powerful octa-core Unisoc T612 chipset which is popular and tested for reliability. This combination makes the Realme C33 very reliable when running multiple applications at the same time to play quite heavy popular game titles even without significant hindrances.
The Realme C33 also breaks the stigma of a million dollar smartphone that is unreliable for photography. The Realme C33 can deliver crisp and clear shots with advanced AI features on a 50MP resolution camera.
Capturing moments is no longer a problem because they are well recorded through high-resolution detailed photos even when zoomed in or when facing the sun thanks to the CHDR algorithm technology built into the Realme C33.
Meanwhile, as regards the new Dynamic RAM feature, Realme C33 users will be able to enjoy it today via an OTA update, as well as smartphones of another C-series realm, namely the C35 Realm starting next week, and can be activated via the Settings menu. .
