The chipset is a mid-range SoC and can support a maximum of 8GB RAM, single 32MP or dual 24+16MP camera support, a hardware warping engine for electronic image stabilization (EIS), and improved clock speed that max at 2.1GHz which will lead to 13% performance increase. The MediaTek Helio P70, in other news, is an Octa-core SoC with four Cortex-A73 and four Cortex-A53 cores respectively. This will make the device Realme’s fifth smartphone since the company launched in May 2018. The Helio P70 Realme smartphone is expected to be officially unveiled before the end of the calendar year with many sources pointing to a November release date.
The company’s announcement signals that, perhaps, the Chinese OEM is moving back to using MediaTek’s SoC on its smartphones. To add, Realme’s first ever smartphone launched with a MediaTek Helio P60 SoC while all of its subsequent follow-up products rocked Qualcomm’s Snapdragon chipsets.
We are known for changing the game and here is another game-changing move from us: Realme will be the first brand to launch Helio P70 products globally! Any guess what’s coming up? #StayReal #ProudToBeYoung /Eh1sjEBLwm It is expected that the incoming Realme will even trump the company’s previous products price-wise. It is a known fact that Realme is a budget smartphone brand as all of its devices are low-priced when compared to the level of features they bring to the table.
And while the CEO was careful enough not to reveal any details (name, model number or key specs) regarding the said device, he however gave a bit of teaser.Īs reported by GizmoChina, the soon-to-be launched Realme smartphone with the new Helio P70 SoC “will be a game changer in its price segment”.
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Madhav also mentioned that the upcoming Helio P70-powered Realme smartphone will launch as standalone device and not as a successor to its Realme 2 and Realme 2 Pro flagships. “The next Realme will be powered by P70 and it is coming soon.” At the ongoing Indian Mobile Congress (IMC) 2018 event in India, Realme ( now a standalone smartphone company) announced through its Chief Executive Officer Madhav Sheth that the company already has a MediaTek Helio P70 device in the works.
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