Lenovo Group VP Chang Cheng has been over the past few days, confirming the specs and features that will accompany the upcoming Lenovo Z6. It was already known that the device will feature with a 6.39-inch display and now more recently than ever, a new poster has been shared which goes on reveal more details with regards to the display of the device. A 6.39-inch display to accompany the Leonvo Z6
First and foremost, there is now the confirmation that the Z6 will feature with a waterdrop notch quite similar to both the Lenovo Z6 Pro and the Lenovo Z6 Youth Edition. The phone comes equipped with a 6.39-inch OLED display and courtesy of the narrow bezels which surround the front, the smartphone promises 93.1 prevent screen-to-body ratio. The display also has the capabilities to support HDR 10, DCI-P3 color gamut, 600nits of brightness and 120 Hz high sampling rate.
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The display will feature with De-Mura screen colorization technology which has the capabilities to restore the brightness difference of each Pixel on the display in an attempt to deliver on a great viewing experience with uniform color and indeed brightness. The OLED screen also possesses the sixth-generation In-display fingerprint scanner which can unlock the device in just 0.13 seconds – as per the claim made by the company itself. Last but not least, the display is also protected by Corning Gorilla Glass – the exact version of which hasn’t yet been confirmed.
It has also been confirmed by Cheng that the device will be powered by the Snapdragon 730. The appearance which it made on Geekbench confirmed that the device will come with up to 8 gigs of RAM. On the front of the device is present a 16MP camera, while a triple camera setup occupies the rear. This triple camera setup consists of the Sony IMX576 24MP primary sensor, a 5MP lens and an 8MP telephoto sensor which comes with the support for 2x optical zoom and 8x hybrid zoom. A 4000mAh battery will be used to keep the lights running while the device is expected to carry support for up to 18W fast charging.
