The strongest Reno? Suspected OPPO Reno9 series exposed
The Reno series of OPPO has always been the flagship series of OPPO. This series of mobile phones not only have strong performance, but also have unique appearance. Recently, there was a news release on the Internet about the appearance of the latest OPPO Reno9 of the Reno series. Let's follow the editor to learn about it.
Recently,blogger @ Panda painted a suspected OPPO bald; Layout of Reno9 series cameras. As shown in the figure, the lens module and OPPO; Reno8 The Pro is similar. There are three back cameras, and the ring flash is located in the lower right corner
According to the disclosure, OPPO The Reno9 series has two models. The standard version of the Reno9 may be equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G series processors, while the Reno9 Pro will be equipped with MediaTek Tianji 8000 series processor.
In addition, in OPPO On Reno8 series models, OPPO is Reno8 Pro and Reno8 Pro+is equipped with its own Mariana MariSilicon chip; 10. This is the world's first mobile 6nm image dedicated NPU.
This chip has an unprecedented AI computing power, integrating the self-developed AI processing unit MariNeuro. AI computing power has reached 18 TOPS, surpassing 15.8 TOPS of Apple A15 chip, which is considered to be the world-class level.
And OPPO MariSilicon X integrates the MariLumi image processing unit completely developed by OPPO and supports 20bit bandwidth; It also supports 20bit Ultra HDR's super dynamic range is four times the capacity of the most advanced general platform.
If nothing happens, OPPO The Reno9 series will also use MariSilicon 10. This will help to improve the image strength of the Reno9 series, which will also be the strongest model in the history of the Reno series.
At present, the specific configuration information of OPPO Reno9 is not clear, but we don't need to worry. After all, there are already some revelations on the Internet. I believe that the specific configuration information of OPPO Reno9 will also be revealed in the near future.
