The days that separate us from July 8, the day when the CMF (1) will finally be unveiled, are getting shorter and shorter. Thus, there are more and more pieces of the puzzle that nothing is slowly revealing. For nine days, the company will reveal the features of the (1) one piece at a time, literally, putting it together video after video: on the other hand, one of the main features of the smartphone will be its repairability.
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SOC MEDIATEK DIMENSITY 7300: Nothing confirmed
Thus, after the first section which includes an offeror a Super AMOLED panel With an adaptive refresh rate of up to 120 Hz Peak brightness equals 2000 lumens per square meter, The motherboard is in the spotlight in the second clip. Popular YouTuber JerryRigEverything, who we usually see disassembling (without much praise…) devices, in this case suffers an unusual process instead. crowd.
Meanwhile, Nothing co-founder (with Carl Pei), Akis Evangelidis, shared a post on his profile: The SoC chosen for the CMF (1) is MediaTek’s Dimensity 7300.Which will be supported by 8 GB of RAM in addition to another 8 GB thanks to RAM Booster technology.
The Dimensity 7300 option, which reflects the desire to bring an economic smartphone to the market, with a distinctive and flexible design thanks to maximum repairability, and the right mix of performance and autonomy.
CMF Phone (1), New Images Leaked
Well-known leaker Ishan Agarwal has posted in the past few hours Some new pictures of the deviceIt looks like it’s offering prints. We don’t have a full view of the device yet, but we can already draw several conclusions, for example about the edges of the display, the appearance of the photographic module and the position of the screws.
Nothing confirms the design: Official images of the CMF (1) phone and its accessories
After a few hours of previews by Ishan Agarwal, nothing has come forward. CMF Phone Design Confirmation (1)posted two images on X depicting the smartphone in a dark color between gray and black (but we know there will also be at least one other color option, which is orange).
The first image shows the CMF (1) with some accessories that highlight the degradable and partially modular nature of its design. On the body of the device, along with the tablet-like shape of the photography module (which is reminiscent of the Nothing Phone (2) and predates the iPhone 16), four nails Through which it will be possible to remove the back cover and easily access the internal components. However, we still do not know which elements will be replaceable, and whether the flexibility will therefore be limited to changing the battery (which would not be easy today anyway).
Other key design details are:Circular element located in the lower right corner On the back cover, almost the CMF signature since we also met him on the Buds earphones: in the image shared today, nothing shows us how Using this strange “wheel” it will be possible to attach some useful accessories to the back of the CMF phone (1). Like a lanyard, a NIntendo Switch style stand, or even what appears to be an extra battery pack.
CMF Phone (1) From Nothing: Expected Specifications
- 6.67″ AMOLED display, FHD+ 1080p, 120Hz
- Mediatech Dimension 7300 Southern Oil Company
- 8 or 6 GB of RAM
- 128GB storage expandable via microSD card (max 2TB)
- Cameras:
- Main rear: 50MP
- Rear assistant (depth)
- Front: 16MP
- 5000mAh battery, max 33W fast charging
- Operating System: Android 14
- Prices: 15,999 and 17,999 Indian Rupees (at exchange rate of around 179 and 201 Euros)
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