Snapdragon 808 and 1.5 GB RAM present in latest Lumia leak

An earlier study published stated that according to an industry insider, Microsoft'south upcoming flagship smartphones sporting the Lumia brand name would be named Lumia Cityman and Lumia Talkman. At present, thanks to the latest GFX Benchmark exam, information technology has been revealed that an upcoming device featuring the model proper noun RM-1106 volition feature a screen size of v.2 inches (every bit indicated in the earlier study), but surprisingly, at that place are more than a few minor changes in this benchmarking effect.

Lumia RM-1106 Features A 5.ii inch Screen, 1080p Resolution And A Surprisingly Low RAM Count Of one.five GB

According to WinFuture, the upcoming handset will exist rendering a 1080p resolution on a 5.2 inch screen, as opposed to the rumor that information technology would be exuding a resolution of 1440p. Now, hither is the most surprising hardware specification out of all of them. The report states that there is a Snapdragon 808 SoC present inside RM-1106, but the GPU has been listed every bit Adreno 430, a mobile GPU that is institute in Snapdragon 810. A Snapdragon 808 features an Adreno 418, which is a thoroughly puzzling matter.

Additionally, RM-1106 is not incorporated with 3 or even 2 GB of RAM; instead, it features 1.5 GB of RAM coupled with 32 GB of internal memory present within. The Lumia handset too features a 17 MP/5 MP camera sensor combination along with back up for NFC connectivity. The smartphone belonging to the Lumia Cityman and Talkman duo might have had the same screen size, but it also featured twice the corporeality of RAM, a far dense resolution and a rear camera sensor with a larger image capturing resolution (20 MP equally opposed to 17 MP).

The remainder of the specifications were right on the money, although we have to say that an Adreno 430 GPU being present on a Snapdragon 808 SoC is an odd mix indeed. Information technology is highly possible that Lumia Talkman had its specifications reduced for testing purposes, or, we could be witnessing a whole new Windows smartphone in the process. Stay tuned, we'll keep y'all updated.