HUAWEI Mate 90 series warm-up: 5G LOGO officially returns, Kirin 9050 logic folding chip debuts!

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HUAWEI Mate 90 series warm-up: 5G LOGO officially returns, Kirin 9050 logic folding chip debuts!

HUAWEI will hold the “HarmonyOS 7 and full-scenario new product launch conference” at 14:30 on September 7. Today (September 4) the official has released a preview for the Mate 90 series. In addition to showing the new dynamic photo gameplay of Mate 90 Pro in a video, overseas media also announced that Mate 90 Pro+ will be significantly upgraded compared to Mate 80 Pro+. The atmosphere continues to heat up before the conference!

In terms of specifications, according to domestic network access data and leaks, the Mate 90 series has completed network access certification, and the data is directly marked as “5G digital mobile phone”, which means that national bank HUAWEI mobile phones will officially return to 5G in this generation; the series will provide three models: Mate 90, Mate 90 Pro and Mate 90 Pro Max, and will debut the new Kirin 9050 The system chip has become the world’s first mass-produced mobile phone chip equipped with logic folding technology. The transistor density has increased by 53.5%, and the P-core energy efficiency has also increased by 41%.

In terms of screen, Mate 90 Pro Max is reported to be equipped with a 6.9-inch 1.5K LTPO direct screen, using Tandem double-layer OLED technology, supporting BT.2020 wide color gamut; the battery has a rated capacity of 6,615mAh, and the typical value is expected to be about 6,800mAh. The battery life is worth looking forward to.

Mobile Magazine’s short review: With the return of 5G and the two major selling points of logical folding chips, the Mate 90 series is very topical this generation. If coupled with a large 6,800mAh battery, it will become the most eye-catching domestic flagship in the second half of the year.

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