More details of the Motorola One Vision have emerged, and it is the same one that was seen on Geekbench earlier this week, which is the global version of the Motorola P40.
Now, new details have been reported, for the first time, by XDA-Developers and reveal more specs of the phone.
According to the source, the Motorola One Vision is codenamed 'Robusta2', confirming that it is a successor to the Motorola One and Motorola One Power, which are codenamed 'RobustaS' and 'RobustaNote', respectively.
The device will be powered by the 9610nm Samsung Exynos 10 chipset, as revealed by Geekbench, and it will come in 3- and 4GB RAM variants with 32, 64, or 128GB of internal storage space.
The data also suggests that the mobile will have a resolution of 2,520 x 1,080 pixel FullHD + display and 21: 9 aspect ratioand Xperia 1 and the Xperia 10. There is no confirmation of the screen size, but previous leaks indicate that the Motorola P40 has a 6.2-inch screen.
The terminal will have a 48 MP primary camera, which shoots 12 MP shots by default. There is no information on the secondary cameras, but Motorola is said to be working on two camera features called "3D HDR Video" and "Long Exposure." The latter is supposed to be for better low-light images where the sensors can pick up more light.
The Motorola One Vision will launch with Android 9 Pie with Digital Wellbeing and ARCore support. It will also come with Motorola features like Moto Actions, Moto Display, and Face Unlock. The phone will also have Dolby audio.
The phone's model numbers are as follows: "XT1970-1", "XT1970-2" and "XT1970-3". There is no confirmation yet, but the mentioned models could include the Brazilian and Indian variants of the Motorola One Vision. The phone will come in blue and gold., but there may be other colors at launch.
The Motorola One Vision will not be the only Motorola phone powered by the Exynos 9610. The developers of XDA They say there is another one codenamed "Troika." It also takes 12MP photos by default and will be released in Asia Pacific, China, Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Latin America. It will soon be known what trade name it will bear.
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