The next smartphone from the Chinese company, the P8 is just days away from being introduced to the crowd. April 15 is the date indicated in the calendar by Huawei to present its new flagship in London.
As usual, long before the company officially presents the terminal, we have seen thousands of leaked teasers, leaks of the supposed design and leaks of the supposed specifications that this Chinese smartphone will have.
The new Huawei P8 will be the company's newest device, and if we pay attention to the various leaks that have come out through the network, the terminal will have very thin bezels on the sides that will barely be seen, so the front of the mobile will be all a full screen. In addition, the smartphone will incorporate a 5.2 ″ inch screen with resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, a 3 GB RAM memory and 32 GB of internal storage.
If we continue talking about specifications, we find that inside it could have or with a processor Hisilicon Kirin 930 or Kirin 935. These processors would be eight-core and in the event that the terminal is equipped with the latest model, the chip would be at the height of the most powerful chips on the market such as Samsung's Exynos 7420 or Qualcomm's Snapdragon 810. Among other features to highlight of this Chinese smartphone, it should be noted that it will have 4G LTE connectivity, it will run the latest version of Android 5.0 Lollipop along with the company's own personalization layer and in the photographic section, it would incorporate two cameras, one of them would possibly mount the Sony sensor along with 13 Megapixels and so far we can read as far as the terminal's performance is concerned.
Although Huawei will not present it until the 15th of this month, it does not mean that the company begins to prepare the ground in the form of videos or teaser images to date. And that is precisely what the Chinese manufacturer has done, launching a video on its official YouTube channel under the slogan "Capture The Wonder Of Light". There is hardly any revelation about the device during the minute and 40 seconds that it lasts, but we can guess that the company wants to talk to us about the possibilities of the device's camera through this promotional video and thus create expectation about its new flagship among the millions of users. And you What do you expect from the Huawei P8 ?
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