GFXBench, like other benchmarking tools, is almost, as you might say, the lighthouse that sees the ships in the distance, in this case smartphones, from afar so that we can get to know their shapes, specifications and possible objectives. They also usually specify the technical characteristics to be able to intuit towards what type of objective is directed.
We have a new Sony smartphone that has been spotted at GFXBench. It has named as Pikachu and in its specification list it is revealed that it has the MediaTek MT6757 Helio P20 octa-core chip with a clock speed of 2,3 GHz and a 5-inch screen. One of the best features of this chip is its efficiency, as it can provide great on-screen performance.
Sony has ready a good variety of smartphones to which their faces will be seen at the Mobile World Congress 2017. If I'm not mistaken, there are about 5 models that will have their moment in Barcelona to conquer the hearts of those who have switched to other brands in the past years.
This Sony Pikachu, as it has been called, is characterized, apart from that Helio P20 octa-core and its 5-inch HD screen, for having 3 GB of RAM and an internal memory that would be 32 GB; which would be the new standard to avoid having to worry about deleting apps and files every two by three. The device works with Android Nougat version 7.0.
The Pikachu could be the Sony G3112 that has been the subject of some leaks so far, and it is rumored that it would have the Helio P20 chip and that 1280 x 720 screen resolution. It could be the successor to the Xperia XA and some of those terminals that we will see at the Mobile World Congress, when the Japanese company takes the stage and present up to these 5 new models.