Four Huawei P8 colours will be available on day one, the Chinese manufacturer has confirmed.
Having debuted its latest flagship offering and Samsung Galaxy S6 challenger at a London-based launch event, Huawei has revealed the P8 will be offered up in a selection of iPhone 6 mimicking tones.
A sleek, 6.4mm thick handset with a metal unibody design, the P8 will be available in white, silver, black and gold colours schemes when it hits retailers in the coming weeks.
This being a flagship smartphone, however, the handset’s colours are not so simply titled.
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If these colour options look familiar, we’re not surprised. It appears Huawei has based its P8 hues on those bestowed on Apple’s most recent mobile devices.
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The Huawei P8 is a direct follow-on to the 2014 released Huawei Ascend P7. It has moved to a 5.2-inch ‘frameless’ screen, with a new, 64-bit Kirin 930 processor running the show.
One of the major improvements on the P8 is the handset’s move to an improved, OIS-enhanced 13-megapixel primary camera.
This rear-mounted shooter features a 4-colour RGBW sensor and benefits from a number of new, software enhanced shooting modes, including Time Lapse and Light Painting.
A precise UK Huawei P8 release date and price has yet to be confirmed.
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