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Huawei P10 curved display variant leaks in renders

According to a recently leaked render, the company might bring in a curved variant of the Huawei P10.

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Tech2 News Staff|Nov 30, 2016, 16:42:28 IST

Huawei is one of the global leaders in the smartphone market thanks to its respectable phones. While their budget segment Honor range has been a decent seller, their high-end devices like the Huawei P9 and the Nexus 6P did impress the masses.Huawei is expected to announce the update to the dual-camera lens equipped P9 smartphone somewhere next year and leaks have already begun. According to a recent render leak, the company might bring in a curved variant of the P10. There is a possibility that the company might go the Samsung way by announcing a curved and a standard display variant of the smartphone. Whatever be the case, the render does look genuine.Apart from the dual-lens camera setup, we can see the Leica branding just like the the P9. Which means that Huawei will once again capitalise on the popular camera brand association. Alleged specifications of the smartphone were seen on a GFX benchmark listing pointing a 5.5-inch Quad HD display, a Huawei Kirin 960 processor. It will also feature 6GB of RAM and 256 GB of internal storage, which is presumed to be expandable via microSD. Other lower RAM and storage variants are also expected.While the render clearly shows the Leica branding, there is a possibility that Huawei will bump up the resolution of the camera to 16MP. Expect an announcement around of the smartphone somewhere around Q2 of 2017.

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First Published:Nov 30, 2016, 16:42:28 IST
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