Huawei Kirin 710A officially using SMIC OEM, 14nm process

Huawei Kirin

Honor recently released the Honor Play 4T series uses the Kirin 710A processor. According to the latest report, Kirin 710A is completed by the SMIC chip manufacturing process, using 14nm process technology, clocked at 2.0GHz, which belongs to the previous frequency downgrade version of Kirin 710.

On May 9th, Honor Play 4T spotted on SMIC Shanghai, it shows the back logo-SMIC 20, marked Powered by SMIC FinFET – reported ItHome.

The Kirin 710 processor was launched in July 2018 and was first used on the Huawei Nova 3i mobile phone. It uses a 12nm process, uses four A73 2.2GHz + four A53 1.7GHz octa-core designs, supports LTE Cat.12/13, and dual card dual 4G dual VoLTE.

Honor Play 4T Specifications:

Display – 6.39-inch FHD + LCD display, punch-hole, 1080P, 90% screen-ratio
Rear Camera – 48MP + 2MP
Front Camera – 8 MP
Software – Magic UI 3.1 (Android 10)
GPU Turbo – 3.0
Rear Fingerprint, Face Recognition
RAM – 6GB
Storage – 128GB
Battery – 4000mAh, 10W
Other – 159.81 x 76.13 x 8.1mm
Dual Sim – 4G Volte

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