After the release of the Redmi K50 Gaming Edition and RedMagic 7 Series phones, Lenovo plans to issue Legion Y90 Gaming Phone along with a new tablet for games with a smaller screen – Legion Y700.
After several appearances in various more or less reliable rumors, today the Legion Y90 has been tested with 1TB of storage space and 18GB of RAM. Leakster Lu Master today shared the Legion Y90 benchmark results and said that the “Lenovo L71061” engineering model is equipped with a Snapdragon 8 Gen1 processor, with 18GB + 1TB of storage space, a comprehensive result for performance of 1.11 million points, and a result for smooth operation 202.84 points.
According to preliminary information, the “Lenovo L71061” is the upcoming Lenovo Legion Y90. Meanwhile, the official layouts of the Legion Y90 gaming phone have appeared many times and show a design with an overall horizontal layout, and the Legion is the only phone product in the industry to use this look.
It is also obvious that the new machine has two built-in turbo valves for active cooling and a blue illuminated RGB Legion Big Y logo in the middle of the rear of the machine. Officially, the Lenovo Legion Y90 is equipped with the Frost Blade Cooling Mobile system, which has a 300% increase in active cooling capacity with dual fans compared to its predecessor and provides an additional 4W of performance release.
Report, which reports by Sparrows news from the Weibo network, says the Lenovo Legion Y90 will be equipped with a 6.9-inch Samsung E4 OLED screen on the front with a resolution of 2460 x 1080, supporting a refresh rate of 144 Hz and a touch sampling rate of 720 Hz.
It is worth noting that 18 GB of memory has exceeded the current standard memory capacity of many gaming computers, so it is worth looking forward to the fact that the Lenovo Legion Y90 could have as strong performance as gaming computers. Of course, we are not talking about the same power, but for one gaming phone, this is inviolable. At least so far.
source: Sparrows
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