If you are an Oppo user, probably this is good news. The smartphone company will release a new smartphone called, OPPO Find X!
Probably, Oppo's upcoming smartphone dubbed as OPPO Find X is the first smartphone with 10GB of RAM to be released in the market. Rumors appeared to be true as Find X variant with 10GB of RAM has been spotted on the TENAA website.
Previously, Vivo's has been rumored that it will launch a smartphone with 10GB of RAM before the end of the year. Surprisingly, its sister company Oppo will be the first one to introduce the first smartphone with large RAM: the OPPO Find X.
Spotting devices with TENAA certification is a big deal because it means you get the legit information about the products. Since OPPO Find X has been spotted on TENAA website.
On the website, it shows TENAA certified the 10GB RAM + 256GB storage variant of OPPO Find X. This may suggest the phone will be introduced in the Chinese market soon.
As of now, no smartphone makers have announced it will introduce smartphones with 10GB of RAM. There is a possibility that OPPO Find X is the first smartphone equipped with 10GB of RAM.
OPPO Find X comes with a large 6.42-inch Panoramic Arc AMOLED display featuring 1080 x 2340 Full HD+ resolution and a 19.5:9 aspect ratio. According to My Smart Price, its maker uses a motorized sliding top module that houses the front and rear-facing cameras.
OPPO Find X is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 octa-core processor with an Adreno 630 GPU. It features 8GB of RAM, 256GB of internal storage, and 3730 mAh.
OPPO Find X is also the first smartphone to come with 3D Facial Recognition technology similar to Face ID used by Apple. As of the moment, the price has not been revealed.
For more news update about OPPO Find X, keep your tabs on EconoTimes.


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