Honor Note 8 goes official with a 6.6-inch 2K screen and bustling spec sheet
For starters, the Note 8's 6.6-inch, 2K resolution display is certainly eyebrow-raising material. Honor touts it as ideal for multimedia, productivity, and gaming, which makes sense considering the immense screen real estate and pixel density. Sensibly, there's split-screen feature to make the most of it. Moreover, the handset uses a Super AMOLED panel that covers 105% of the NTSC color gamut with a 70,000:1 contrast ratio. The screen-to-body ratio is advertised at 80%, which is generally great, and at 0.28in (7.18mm) thickness, the smartphone has a refined presence.
The Honor Note 8 shows the brand at its most premium
Speaking of gaming, the Kirin 955 chipset with 4GB of LPDDR4 RAM ought to be able to handle intense modern games, as well as everything else you throw at it. It's a modern SoC built on a 16nm process, with eight CPU cores and a maximum speed of 2.5GHz. The Mali-T880 GPU which handles rendering operates at 900MHz max. This is a speedy chipset all-around, although the 2K display resolution will undoubtedly tax it.
source: Honor (Translated)
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