According to Weibo blogger @Digital Gossip Station, OnePlus Ace 2V is the last Dimensity 9000 new machine, followed by OPPO, Vivo and Lenovo and the Dimensity 9000 flagship tablet. Then the more powerful Dimensity 9200+ new machine is on the way.

The MediaTek Dimensity 9000 5G chip will be released in December 2021. It adopts TSMC’s 4nm advanced process. The CPU adopts the new-generation Armv9 architecture, including an Arm Cortex-X2 ultra-large core with a main frequency of up to 3.05GHz. , 3 Arm Cortex-A710 large cores with a main frequency of 2.85GHz and 4 Arm Cortex-A510 energy-efficient cores with a main frequency of 1.8GHz, and a built-in 14MB large-capacity cache combination. Equipped with Arm Mali-G710 flagship ten-core GPU, supports LPDDR5X memory, transfer rate up to 7500Mbps, and supports dual-channel UFS3.1 flash memory.

The MediaTek Dimensity 9200 flagship chip will be released in November 2022, using TSMC’s second-generation 4nm process, equipped with a 3.05GHz Cortex-X3 super-large core, three 2.85GHz A715 large cores, four 1.8GHz A510 small cores, GPU For Immortalis-G715 MC11. The Vivo X90 series phones have been equipped with Dimensity 9200 for the first time.

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"The new color scheme of Vivo X90 "Confessions" will be available for pre-order on February 6, purely for you."

The Vivo X90 series “Confessions” will be launched before Valentine’s Day (February 14) with a new white back cover, a white body, and a white mother-of-pearl design for the body ribbon cloud step.

The X90 series is a new white back cover with a white body, and the ribbon cloud is a white mother-of-pearl design.

The X90 series is only available in the basic and Pro versions, not the Pro+ version, according to the news.

Vivo released a new X90 series of models on November 22 last year. The X90 is a basic version of the X90, starting at RMB 3699, and the X90 Pro is from RMB 4999.

In terms of configuration, Vivo X90 starts with MediaTek Dimensity 9200 processor, equipped with a self-researched V2 image chip and super wide area ice field cooling system, built-in 4810mAh battery, supports 120W dual core flash charging, standard 120W mini charger, and can be charged up to 50% in 8 minutes in super fast mode, according to the official.

Vivo X90 adopts a super retina eye protection screen, the world’s first BOE Q9 light-emitting device, blue diamond arrangement, pixel density of 452ppi, and provides three color schemes: Huaxia Red, Ice Blue and Black.

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Colors

The X90 Pro 5G International Edition is only available in Legendary Black. The X90 5G International Edition will be available in Breeze Blue and Asteroid Black.

Specs and scores

The X90 Pro International Edition will come with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage, with a Rabbit score of 1,260,000.

As with the domestic version, the international version of the X90 series will also be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9200 chip.

Battery and fast charging

The X90 Pro International Edition will come with a 4870mAh battery and support for 120W wired fast charging and 50W wireless fast charging. vivo officials say the X90 Pro will be able to charge up to 50% in 8 minutes.

The X90 International Edition offers a 4810mAh battery with 120W fast charging.

Camera

The X90 Pro features a 1-inch 50-megapixel Sony IMX989 camera as the main shooter. It also features a 50MP portrait camera and a 12MP ultra-wide angle camera. The triple camera setup comes with a V2 chip and Zeiss T coating.

The X90 5G also has 3 cameras, including a 50MP main camera, a 12MP ultra-wide angle and a 12MP portrait sensor.

Both phones have a 32-megapixel front camera on the front.

Systems

Both phones ship with Funtouch OS 13, based on Android 13.

Price.

The 12GB+256GB version of the X90 Pro is priced at 5299 Malaysian Ringgit (currently around RMB 8389) and the 12GB+256GB version of the X90 is priced at 3699 Malaysian Ringgit (currently around RMB 5856).

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Vivo said that by sensing the Souwang AI engine, the X90 series can accurately perceive take-off and landing scenarios, providing users with a better fast networking and high-quality communication experience.

The official poster shows that the Vivo X90 series can increase the capture network speed by 79%, optimized from 7.41 seconds to 1.52 seconds, and save an average of 30% energy during the flight, covering 36 domestic and foreign airports.

▲ Picture from Vivo official

The Vivo X90 series, the Vivo X90 and X90 Pro are equipped with Dimensity 9200 processors, and the X90 Pro + is equipped with Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processors. The AI airport mode launched this time only supports Vivo X90 and X90 Pro models.

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Ray tracing technology constructs the lighting scene in the game screen by simulating the physical behavior of light, and optimizes image effects such as reflection, refraction, and shadow, so that the game scene presents a more realistic light and shadow effect. After turning on ray tracing, the look and feel of the picture has been significantly improved.

Dimensity 9200 equipped with the Vivo X90 and X90 Pro, and the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 equipped with the X90 Pro+, all provide corresponding support for the application of ray tracing technology on the mobile phone.

▲ Picture from Vivo official

Taking Dimensity 9200 as an example, the chip not only adopts an updated CPU architecture, but also debuts a 3.05GHz Cortex-X3 performance super-core, and also brings a new GPU Immortalis-G715, achieving a 32% performance improvement and 41% power At the same time, the hardware ray tracing technology was successfully ported to the mobile terminal for the first time.

In addition, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 equipped with the X90 Pro + adopts a 4nm process and a new 1+2+2+3 architecture, including a 3.2GHz Cortex-X3-based Kryo super core, four 2.8GHz performance cores ( 2×Cortex A715+ 2×Cortex A710) and three 2.0GHz Cortex-A510 energy-efficient cores. At the same time, the performance of the new generation Adreno GPU is increased by 25%, power consumption is reduced by 45%, and it supports Vulkan 1.3 and hardware-level ray tracing technology.

At present, the vivo X90 series has joined hands with NetEase’s “Tianyu” mobile game to realize the implementation of light-chasing technology on mobile terminals. Vivo said that its joint “Tianyu” mobile game, with the support of chip-level light-tracing computing power, through the combination of self-developed FALCON graphics engine and AI algorithm and the underlying computing acceleration engine, can truly restore the details of the picture for users, presenting immersive light and shadow Effect.

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Digital blogger @DigitalChatStand revealed today that OPPO’s original version was going to be an IMX766+IMX766+IMX766 imaging flagship, but eventually opted to split it into a stronger OPPO Find X6 series (which seems to have been upgraded to IMX890). The machine will also use a 1/1.5 large base medium telephoto periscope lens, high magnification image quality is very impressive.

In addition, he also said that the OPPO Find X6 Pro rear will use an inch-large bottom Sony IMX989 main camera, and will also be equipped with its own chip Marianas MariSilicon X.

There were also previous reports that the machine will come standard with Snapdragon 8 Gen2, Samsung E6 material 2K curved screen, support 120Hz adaptive refresh rate and high-frequency dimming, which can achieve higher brightness and more eye protection and energy saving.

He also said that the new machine will be available in two versions: leather and glass, of which the leather version is 9.5mm thick and weighs 217g±; the glass version is 9.3xmm thick and weighs 220g±, and with the lens, the new machine will be more than 14mm thick.

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According to the introduction, Vivo X90, X90 Pro is equipped with a BOE 6.78-inch hyperbolic OLED screen, using BOE’s new generation of Q9 light-emitting devices, resolution of up to 452PPI, to meet the ultra-retina screen display standards. The screen adopts BOE’s leading wide color gamut technology, displaying DCI-P3 color gamut value up to 115% or more, and peak brightness up to 1300nit.

The X90 series also adopts BOE’s self-developed new Blue Diamond pixel arrangement method, which optimizes the underlying logical structure of the pixel display and greatly eliminates the subtle graininess of the screen display.

In terms of performance, Vivo X90 and X90 Pro support multi-frequency refresh rate mode, up to 120Hz high refresh rate, and SGS low drag certification. In addition, while taking into account the high brush display without dragging, the Q9 core light-emitting device is iteratively optimized to reduce the power consumption of the screen display by more than 15%.

In terms of eye protection, the product is equipped with industry-leading 2160Hz ultra-high-frequency PWM dimming technology, which is officially claimed to minimize the potential harm of screen strobe to eyes even in dim light environments. With BOE’s flexible OLED low blue light technology and SGS low blue light certification, by relocating the peak position of harmful blue light in the OLED spectrum, the harmful blue light on the screen can be significantly reduced to 6.5%, which can effectively relieve visual fatigue.

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According to Vivo, the Vivo X90 series world’s first E6 / Q9 screen, two flagship screens for users to choose from, and up to 2160Hz high-frequency PWM dimming. In addition, the new machine supports 120W dual-core flash charging and carries a long-life battery.

Among them, BOE’s new generation Q9 light-emitting device has the advantages of fine display + high brightness + low power consumption + eye protection, etc.

The Vivo X90 series includes three models, X90, X90 Pro and X90 Pro +. The three models are equipped with the Dimensity 9200,and Snapdragon 8 Gen2 flagship platforms, of which the Dimensity 9200 is the world’s first. The new models will also feature the world’s first Sony IMX758, with two independent portrait lenses and a new generation of self-developed chip V2.

The Vivo X90 series comes in black, light blue, and red colorways, with the black and light blue having a glass back and the red version is made of vegan leather.

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The new X90 series will be launched on November 22 at 19:00. The company’s website is a good source of information about the X90 series, including the X90, X90 Pro, and X90 Pro + models.

From the official information announced by Vivo, the Vivo X90 series will also be the world’s first launch of the Dimensity 9200 flagship chip. In terms of imaging, the Vivo X90 series has been upgraded again in terms of optical and computational photography, with a Zeiss one-inch T * main camera, and also a new generation of self-developed chip V2, which upgrades the on-chip memory unit, Al computational unit, and image processing unit.

According to previous revelations, the Vivo X90 series is available in black, light blue and red colorways. The Vivo X90, X90 Pro and X90 Pro + models are equipped with the Dimensity 9200, and Snapdragon 8 Gen2 flagship platforms respectively.

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The Vivo official announced today that the Vivo X90 series achieves another transcendence in optical and computational photography with the strongest Zeiss one-inch T * main camera. The main camera is said to use Sony IMX989 one-inch large base sensor, compared to the iPhone 13 Pro Max sensing area increased by 172%, light sensitivity increased by 76%, while the photo speed increased by 32.5%, and the boot speed increased by 11%. Officials also said that the camera’s aperture, lens, coating, motor, Zeiss algorithm, and then beyond.

In addition, the new machine is also equipped with a new generation of self-research chip V2, with ultra-high-speed synergy, ultra-high-speed cache, ultra-high energy efficiency ratio, “night vision” and beyond. According to the introduction, the self-research chip v2 has significantly upgraded the on-chip memory unit, Al computing unit and image processing unit. The FIT dual-core interconnection technology is proposed to establish a new high-speed communication mechanism between the self-research chip v2 and the flagship platform of Dimensity 9200 so that the two chips with completely different architectures and instruction sets can complete the dual-core interconnection synchronization within 1/100 second to achieve optimal coordination and high-speed collaboration of data and arithmetic power.

The Vivo X90 series has three colorways: black, light blue and red, with the black and light blue backside made of glass, while the red version is made of vegan leather.

The new machine is now open for booking, and the booking page shows that the Vivo X90 series will contain three versions, X90, X90 Pro, and X90 Pro +, and the blast shows that they will be equipped with Dimensity 9200 and Snapdragon 8 Gen2 flagship platform. The X90 series will have the world’s first Tiangui 9200 chip, as previously confirmed by officials. Other aspects of the X90 series are the BOE eye-protection screen, equipped with 120W extreme flash charging, and the latest system OriginOS 3.

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