Leaked photos of an unnamed Infinix Note model shows a device with 108MP camera, 120W fast charging capabilities and more.
The fact that Infinix just announced its top-of-the-line devices, and now this leak, is proof that the company is working hard to take its offerings to the next level.
GSMArena, which broke the news, says that a source confirmed to it that the leaked images was a part of the Note series. It shows an Infinix smartphone with an ‘108 MP label’ on its back. Recall that the just announced Note 12 uses a 50MP main rear camera. In addition, the ‘12-24 mm’ tag indicates an ultra wide sensor.
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Other sources told the mobile phone review/news blog that the coming device would run on the Helio G96. Again, the latest Infinix smartphone is being powered by a Helio G88. With the MediaTek Helio G96 chipset, the device can support not just the improved main camera but a 120Hz refresh rate and FullHD+ display.
It also promises improved gaming technologies under an intelligent resource management engine, which sustains performance and smoother gameplay and a network engine, which gives faster response and ensures reliable connections to avoid losing connection.
Besides the powerful processor is the promise of a 120W fast charging capability, which will be new grounds for Infinix. The company has not gone beyond the 33W fast charging support before now. With 120W abilities, if the rumoured device launches with the 5,000mAh battery, it could take just 17 minutes to juice it up to 100%!
As expected, Infinix did not comment on the leak. We all eagerly anticipate when the leaked Note will be announced officially.
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