Teardown video shows the Huawei Mate 60 Pro components that shouldn't be there
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- AnonD-1044551
- kx2
- 19 Sep 2023
Anonymous, 19 Sep 2023who cares, it was still up to those countries whether or no... moreYou are funny, aren't you? 🤣 imagine giving stuff to the needy or homeless for "free" or as a kind gesture. Then years later you come back asking for the a full repayment of such gesture.
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- Lonteku
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- 19 Sep 2023
Maybe honor buy it and give for Huawei?
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- Anonymous
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- 19 Sep 2023
ikek, 19 Sep 2023Oh, Idk anon, maybe something regarding a red politic party... morewho cares, it was still up to those countries whether or not to take it, not like they forced them to.
the US owes china almost 1 trillion US dollars and they haven't folded yet.
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- AnonD-1044551
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- 19 Sep 2023
ikek, 19 Sep 2023Oh, Idk anon, maybe something regarding a red politic party... morePeople just don't see the big picture here
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- AnonD-1044551
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- 19 Sep 2023
ikek, 19 Sep 2023Oh, Idk anon, maybe something regarding a red politic party... moreAnd are currently being mean to another country and want to take the resources there for themselves.
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- OpposedScroll75
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- 19 Sep 2023
So some fresh news from China about the Kirin 9000s:
After the HarmonyOS 4.0.0.118 update, the extra performance of the 12 threads in the Kirin 9000s was unlocked. Some sources are claiming that the performance jump is as big as 50%.
Also in Geekbench single-core tests, the Kirin 9000s (post update) scored higher than the SD 8 Gen 1 (1263 for the 8 Gen 1 vs 1470 for the Kirin 9000s post update).
Before the update it scored lower than the SD855 (965 for the SD 855 vs 960 for the Kirin 9000s before the update), so that's a huge jump in performance.
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- ikek
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- 19 Sep 2023
[deleted post]Oh, Idk anon, maybe something regarding a red politic party that controls the country and loves to set up debt traps on other smaller countries around the world?
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- Zero
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- 19 Sep 2023
The SKHynix mistery might be solved easily: Huawei DIDN'T used all their stock and used on the Mate 60 series.
So yeah, Huawei might bought an overstock of those memories and then used it years later.
The processor thing might be a different story.
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- Kev
- 0Za
- 19 Sep 2023
Saying Huawei shouldn't have these components for their phones is like saying Russia can't get aircraft parts for their planes. They absolutely can, just not officially and not via official purchases.
Although this begs the question. With the Mate 40 RS' SFS storage proving to be VERY powerful and in-house made, why isn't Huawei using that?
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- George USA 299
- IbI
- 19 Sep 2023
I hope Essential, Nothing, OnePlus and Honor are next for their pompous and insufferable pretentiousness
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- 240z
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- 19 Sep 2023
anydays now we'll see hynix's office getting raided by the intelligence service lmao.
wumaos have been saying the Mate 60 are 100% indigenous and yet just look at this article. it reminds me of how Kim Jong-Un got his Mercs through various sanction evasion tactics.
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- Anonymous
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- 19 Sep 2023
What's a Huawei ? Never heard of them before.
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- Anonymous
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- 19 Sep 2023
Easy to buy through other local oems