Oppo Find 9 News: The Device May Arrive In H1 2017 [VIDEO]

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Jan 10, 2017 11:00 AM EST

After initial skepticism, there are strong rumors from credible sources reveals that Oppo flagship product Find 9 may be launched in H1 this year.

Oppo Find 9 presumed to be doing the rounds since a couple of years as a potential game changer for the company. And according to an Oppo's executive, the phone is gearing up for a launch in as early as in the first half of the year, as per GSM Arena.

Oppo Find 9 is believed to be possessing the killer specs. It will be powered by octa-core Snapdragon 835 processor, the most powerful processor yet to be launched by Qualcomm. Snapdragon 835 chipset was launched a couple of days ago at CES 2017, held in Las Vegas, Nevada.  The chip is expected to be embedded in many high-end smartphones lined up for release this year, including Samsung Galaxy S8, Samsung Galaxy Note 8, HTC 11, LG G6, OnePlus 4  and etc.  

Further, the phone is chiseled out of metal, is presumed to possess jaw-dropping features and eye-popping specs. The 5.5 Inch phablet boasts with QHD (2560 X 1440)Dual Edge AMOLED display, supported by 4GB/6GB RAM and 64 GB of internal storage, reports Android Headlines. However, another website, GSM Arena claims higher specs are on the anvil with 6GB/8GB Ram and 128 GB internal storage.

Though Oppo has launched a couple of successful smartphones like Oppo R9 and Oppo R9 plus, they are not really game changers as anticipated by the industry. The second largest manufacturer in China, Oppo, made record sales year-on-year. The company received good credits for its launch of Oppo Find 7 in 2014.

Since then, the company not really launched such a product. By all means, the wait is worth it for Oppo Find 9. The device will run on a new Artificial Intelligence (AI) system called Find OS. The AI OS first introduced in Oppo Find 7 will be upgraded in the Oppo Find 9.

Stay tuned with us for more updates on the device! 

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