Huawei P9 video teaser is full of colors and action; don't blink or you'll miss it
All the way back in October, we passed along a interesting leak of a label meant for the Huawei P9. The label revealed that the phone would have dual cameras on back. And time moved forward so quickly, as it is wont to do, that in just two days the P9 will be unveiled to the public. The dual camera set up is a major part of the teasers sent out by the company, which uses a #OO hashtag to simulate the side-by-side placement of the Leica lenses on the rear of the phone.
Huawei Pakistan has released a 14 second video teaser that promotes the 12MP rear cameras. The video clip uses quick cuts and shows a number of images in the background that resemble the OO look of the dual cameras. At the end of the video comes the tag line, "Change the way you see the world." This obviously is a reference to the snappers on back of the phone.
According to a GFXBench benchmark test that we told you about earlier today, instead of being powered by the Kirin 950 SoC, the phone will contain the home grown Kirin 955 chipset. This will feature an octa-core 2.5GHz CPU and the Mali-T880 GPU.
You can check out the video teaser by clicking on the video below.
source: HuaweiPakistan via TechProlonged
Huawei Pakistan has released a 14 second video teaser that promotes the 12MP rear cameras. The video clip uses quick cuts and shows a number of images in the background that resemble the OO look of the dual cameras. At the end of the video comes the tag line, "Change the way you see the world." This obviously is a reference to the snappers on back of the phone.
According to a GFXBench benchmark test that we told you about earlier today, instead of being powered by the Kirin 950 SoC, the phone will contain the home grown Kirin 955 chipset. This will feature an octa-core 2.5GHz CPU and the Mali-T880 GPU.
You can check out the video teaser by clicking on the video below.
source: HuaweiPakistan via TechProlonged
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