OPPO Reno 9 series warm-up: 30 daily App backend resides for 8 hours and is still active
CTOnews.com, November 22 (Xinhua)-- the OPPO Reno 9 series has been officially released at 14:30 on November 24, and officials have warmed up some of the selling points of the new phone today.
First of all, the memory is doubled and the basic items are kept alive in the background to the extreme. It is said that the OPPO Reno9 series supports up to 42 App backgrounds to run at the same time, and the simulation is still active after opening 30 App every day and staying in the background for 8 hours.
CTOnews.com learned that OPPO Reno9 Pro+ will be equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ chip with the highest CPU frequency of 3.0GHz, using 4nm TSMC process; provide a version of 16GB LPDDR5+512GB UFS3.1, up to 42 applications running at the same time; and ColorOS 13 system, which claims to be smooth for 48 months.
At present, the OPPO Reno9 series has been launched on the e-commerce platform to open reservations. The merchandise page shows that the new machine is thin about 7.19mm, light about 174g, built-in large 4500mAh battery, hyperbolic 3D design, and a new cosmic ring design for the rear camera, including Polaris lens decoration and starry ceiling luminous design.
According to the official warm-up, the portrait algorithm of the new generation of Reno9 series will evolve again and upgrade to a new dual-core portrait computing engine; at the same time, it will continue to be equipped with Mariana MariSilicon X, a special NPU chip for OPPO self-developed images. with Mariana X, the Reno9 series will support dual-core 4K ultra-clear night view video, dual-core 4K HDR video and chip-level App camera enhancement.
In addition, the Reno9 series carries a 5000-megapixel Sony flagship camera, and supports OIS optical anti-shake, resulting in a higher production rate in scenes such as snapshots and night scenes. Reno9 is also equipped with a 3200-megapixel super-photosensitive cat's eye lens customized with Sony, integrated with OPPO self-developed RGBW image fusion unit, to further enhance the ability of color restoration and dark light shooting, while supporting AF autofocus system.
