Lenovo's new phone is a beast with up to 22GB of RAM

2022-10-22 21:14:26 By : Ms. Eleanor Deng

Lenovo will soon officially unveil its next smartphone, but thanks to leaks we now have a good idea of ​​the hardware that this new phone will feature, and it's really interesting.This is the new Lenovo Legion Y90, and among its features it includes nothing less than 22 GB of RAM.Yes, 22GB of RAM, that's more than most laptops on the market today.The Legion Y90 achieves this with a hybrid mix between 18GB of physical RAM and 4GB of virtual RAM.And of course, along with that amount of RAM comes Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor, which we'll see in most high-end phones in 2022.The rest of its specifications are also very interesting.It has a 6.92” screen with a 144 Hz refresh rate, a dual camera system with a 64 MP sensor and a 16 MP sensor, and its front camera is 44 MP.Its storage capacity, in addition, is no less than 640 GB, thanks to two internal drives, one 512 GB and one 128 GB.Of course, being a smartphone aimed at the world of gamers and the most demanding users, the phone has a dual fan system to take care of cooling its components (in the image above these lines you can see the holes in the rear vent).As for its battery, it is 5,600 mAh and has support for 68W fast charging.Deals for only 24 hours If you need to make a big furniture or home purchase, this is your chance.But this is not the only phone that Lenovo will present.A less powerful model will also be available, which although it also includes a 6.92" screen and a refresh rate of 144 Hz, its processor is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888, its RAM memory is only 18 GB and its storage capacity is 512 GB Of rest, it shares the same cameras and has a similar cooling system, but its battery is a little smaller, 5,500 mAh, although it has an even faster charge, 90 W.The new Lenovo Legion Y90 is expected to arrive in February, although it will surely be limited to the Chinese market first and we will have to wait a little longer to see it in the rest of the world.[via Gizmochina]