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Smartphone Smartisan R1 with 1 TB of memory

17.05.2018

Smartisan has announced the world's first 1TB smartphone. A novelty called Smartisan R1 is already available for pre-order. RAM - 6 or 8 GB. There are also versions with 64 and 128 GB of permanent memory. The younger version with 6/64 GB is priced at $550. The variant with 8 GB of RAM and 1 TB of permanent memory will cost $1390.

The smartphone has a 6,17-inch display with an aspect ratio of 18,7:9 and a resolution of 2242x1080 pixels.

The model is based on the top eight-core processor Snapdragon 845 clocked at 2,8 GHz.

Cameras: dual main, with Sony IMX363 and Sony IMX350 sensors with a resolution of 12 and 20 megapixels, respectively, 24-megapixel front.

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