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Disassemble: Huawei P50 Pro uses three-tier CPU
As we know that from the starting of this year there were a lot of rumors and leaks that suggested that the P50 series will be delayed and it comes true. The company introduced Huawei P50 Series at the end of last month instead of March.
The news broke that it had undergone a major product adjustment halfway. Although the details involved are unknown, it can also be felt that the Huawei mobile phone team is not easy under the “sanctions.” A few days ago, on the short video platform, Weifeng Century, a mobile phone repair organization from Shanxi, disassembled the newly-listed P50 Pro and found the three-layer stacking design used in the CPU part.
As we know, usually mobile phone SoC and RAM run memory chips are packaged in a stacked package, that is, two layers. The maintenance agency found that the RAM chip used by the P50 Pro is a circle smaller than that of the Huawei Mate 40 Pro. Huawei’s approach is to directly add a transfer layer to the Kirin 9000 and RAM, thereby changing the pin for the Snapdragon 888 dedicated memory.
The maintenance organization speculated that it may be because Huawei could not buy the dedicated memory of the Kirin 9000, so it adopted the above method.
Of course, this is just speculation. There is also a view that perhaps the Snapdragon solution was not considered at the beginning of the P50 design. In the later stage, in order to reduce the cost of the two SoC solutions, the switch layer was used to realize a RAM chip with only one type of pin.
The agency tried to find that after removing the adapter layer, the Kirin 9000 RAM chip on the Huawei Mate 40 Pro was finally successfully installed on the P50 Pro.
Huawei P50 Pro specifications:
- 6.6″ Curved OLED display, 450PPI
- 120hz refresh rate, 300hz touch sampling rate, PWM dimming
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 processor/Kirin 9000
- Weight 195g
- Thickness 8.5mm
- 4360 mAh battery, 66W wired charging, 50W wireless charging
- Quad Rear Camera – 50MP main camera + 40MP + 13MP ultra-wide angle + 64MP telephoto
- Dual speakers
- IP68 waterproof and dustproof
- Support 4G network
- Wi-Fi6
- Harmony OS 2.0 Operating system
Related:
- Huawei P50 Pro repair parts price announced
- Huawei P50 Pro getting first HarmonyOS 2.0.0.175 update
- DXOMARK: Huawei P50 Pro display ranked first with 93 points [New Leader]
- Have a look at the Huawei P50 Pro Lunar Custom Edition
- Huawei P50 Pro received 144 points in DXOMARK [106 – Selfie Camera]
Huawei Sound X4 smart speaker was launched on Huawei Mall, and full pre-sale started on the same day, and the first sale of the new product started at 20:00 on October 31.
The smart speaker is available in two colors: Rhythmic Black and Dynamic White, priced at 2199 yuan and 2599 yuan respectively.
The speaker contains eight units, including 1 woofer, 4 mid-range speakers, 1 tweeter and 2 passive radiators . Officials said that the high, medium and low frequency units work within their respective frequency response ranges, giving full play to the advantages of each unit. A HUAWEI Sound X4 can bring “symphony orchestra-like” sound effects.
The speaker has obtained Hi-Res high-definition sound quality certification, which can provide more sound details and also perceive the spatial sense of the sound. Its subwoofer has a power of 50W and is also equipped with 2 passive radiators. The low frequency dives to 36Hz and has a 25mm stroke.
In addition, its high-frequency unit has a power of 3W and the mid-frequency unit has a power of 5W, and they use pure titanium diaphragm and self-developed mica fiber diaphragm respectively.
The speaker is equipped with Huawei SOUND bass enhancement algorithm, which can actively control the vibration of the speaker, reduce distortion, improve the transient response of low frequency, and achieve deep and powerful low frequency performance. It adopts Sym-Pole mirror design to offset vibration noise and bring rich bass.
In addition, it supports control methods such as one-touch, one-cover, and two-tap, which can respectively complete operations such as lighting, muting, and turning off the lights. The speaker also supports intelligent recognition of spatial structure, emitting sound waves to detect the room structure and receiving feedback, and can automatically match the sound effect scheme in the spatial scene.
Huawei’s GoPaint App was released in May this year and officially launched in August this year. The App is a digital painting software provided by Huawei. Yesterday, the app was newly adapted to 4 tablets including the MatePad Pro 11-inch 2022 model.
A user recently asked in the community for the app compatibility and support replied that “This function is expected to be supported in the first quarter of 2025.”
According to reports, the official version of GoPaint App has over 150 preset brushes, more than 80 brush parameters that can be adjusted, and fluid brushes that can restore the real pen-and-paper rendering effect. At the same time, new realistic canvas styles have been added, including watercolor, ink, oil painting, rock color, etc.
The official version of GoPaint App also has Fangtian Painting Engine 2.0 built in, supports 100+ 6K high-definition layers and 8K ultra-large canvas, and is the first to use a floating splash brush, which can splash ink by double-clicking the pen.
Huawei has now started rolling out the September 2024 security patch update to the Pura 70 lineup in Europe.
Huawei Pura 70 lineup
LIST OF CHANGES
[SYSTEM]
Improves system stability in certain situations.
[SECURITY]
Integrates security patches released in September 2024 for improved system security.
UPDATE NOTES
Updating will not delete your personal information, but we recommend that you back up important data before updating.
If you encounter any problems during the update, please call the Huawei customer hotline or visit a Huawei customer service center.
The update package will be automatically deleted after the update is complete.
