Samsung GZ phones had only been on sale for a short time when Huawei's Tianwen also officially went on sale worldwide.
Tianwen: Love at First Sight, a deep-blue phone, appeared in mobile phone stores across the globe.
The phone looked little different from Huawei's previous models. Everyone noticed that the biggest change was its chip.
Huawei phones had previously used Kirin chips. This time, they had actually switched to Tianwen?
What kind of chip was Tianwen? Was it even better than Kirin?
Many people entered the stores with skeptical attitudes and tried out the Tianwen display models. The moment they used them, everyone was stunned.
What kind of freak chip was this? Holy crap!
Its response speed and latency were terrifying. Almost the instant a finger moved, whatever the phone needed to do would open in sync with the user's movements.
There was almost no delay at all. A phone's chip was equivalent to a computer's processor, and the quality of the processor determined whether a computer could handle various high-load operations.
For example, a high-end processor could run large-scale software and games simultaneously, while a low-end processor would lag and then develop all kinds of problems—screen delays, or even black screens and dropped connections.
The testers also opened a huge number of demanding mobile games, including Game of Peace, Honor of Kings, Identity V, LifeAfter, and many others.
They all opened successfully. The phone did not lag in the slightest, nor did its body heat up. Running all those games seemed as effortless to it as eating and drinking.
For gamers, this was practically a divine device!
The most eye-catching feature was the chip's various auxiliary functions.
One of the most common problems gamers faced was receiving a WeChat message while playing. They wanted to reply, but were afraid