The same smartphone is assembled on two or even three different processors — a phenomenon familiar, but so far only in the upper segment of the market, but gradually this practice is taking place in the budget sector. One of the first representatives of this kind will be the monoblock Blu Studio C 8+8, the soon to be released with two different chips from MediaTek.
Smartphone Blu Studio C 8+8 will be constructed on the processor MediaTek MT6580, and another, more expensive version, get the chip MT6735. The first CPU is obsolete and does not support LTE, but its frequency is 4×1,3 GHz, whereas the MT6735 though and keeps the 4G network, but it gives not more than 1 GHz on the same number of cores. Other differences between the specifications of Blu Studio C 8+8 is not expected: the smartphone will link the regular HD screen of 5 inches, 1 and 8 GB of RAM and ROM, respectively, add to this a microSD slot up to 64GB and allow you to connect to the Internet via Wi-Fi module 802.11 n, operating in one of the 2.4-GHz range.
Despite the total cost, smartphone Blu Studio C 8+8 will have at its disposal running Google Android 6.0 Marshmallow and, most importantly, the battery on 3000 mAh. And one more thing: front camera resolution candy bar is 8 MP and the same sensor will decorate the back of the plastic housing. The date of the announcement and the release of the Blu Studio C 8+8 is currently not assigned.
