Huawei’s new P70 series was once on Weibo’s hot search list on the 28th of last month, with discussions about when it would go on sale, but the results came to nothing. Later, it was rumored that it would be officially launched in February 4, but no one has confirmed the news yet. Due to the experience of the last Mate 60 series surprise launch, it is not impossible for the P70 series to use the same method to launch this time.
Last year, Huawei broke through the U.S. chip ban and launched the Mate60 series of mobile phones, which shocked everyone. It is now rumored that the focus of everyone’s expectations for this new phone may not be how powerful the camera is, what new features it has, and how stable the system is? But under the US sanctions against Huawei, what kind of new processors will Huawei come up with this time to challenge the market. After all, if previous reports are followed, the Kirin 9000s may use a chip built using SMIC’s so-called “N+2” second-generation 7nm technology process. It seems that Huawei does not need to delay the launch of the P70 series.
Currently, the online P70 series will include four models: P70, P70 Pro, and higher-end P70 Art and P70 Pro+. According to Gizmochina, the models identified as the first three mobile phones have all passed the Geekbench test and appeared in the China Radio Certification. Therefore, among the particularly outstanding results of the test, the P70 art found uses a different design from the P70 and P70 Pro. new processor architecture.
▲The geekbench test results of the Huawei P70 Art model. In addition to scoring higher, the processor architecture is also different from the models considered to be the P70 and P70 pro.
The last time Mate 60 Pro was released, the Kirin 9000s chip has already attracted a lot of attention. I believe that the new processor used in Huawei P70 Art will also attract attention from all walks of life. After all, compared with the new functions brought by the new model, Huawei How to launch a new generation of processing chips under a new wave of stronger sanctions from the United States.
source:Gizmochina
