Honor Shows Off Active Cooling System for the Upcoming Win Gaming Smartphone
Honor has uploaded a video on the platform called Weibo, which demonstrates the internal design and active cooling of its new Win gaming smartphone. In the act, the video gives a pretty clear preview of how this device will cool off when things get really hot during use.
How Active Cooling Works
The driver's house is a very compact turbine and is near the camera module. Its main operation are as follows:
- The cooler spins up to a speed of 25,000 rpm.
- It brings in cool air into the device.
- From there, it goes to the chipset area and absorbs heat from it.
- The hot air is emptied through openings situated underneath the camera module.
According to Honor, the air-conditioning unit is meant to last for at least five years even under extended gaming loads. Another video was also published to show that this device is totally waterproof even with air vents of the cooling system.
Other Confirmed Features for Honor Win Series
The Win series will also feature heavy-hitting hardware, apart from its cooling technology; it will also boast of advanced cameras and a very large battery.
Camera Systems
- Honor Win RT (Entry-level): It has a dual-camera configuration featuring a main sensor of 50 MP from Sony LYT-700 and a secondary sensor of 12 MP ultra-wide-angle camera.
- Honor Win (Standard): Adds a third camera into the mix, which is a 50 MP telephoto lens using a Sony IMX856 sensor with 3x optical zoom.
Battery Capacity
It is one of the major features to be included in the Win line, boasting a whopping 10,000 mAh which is exceptionally large for a phone.
Launch Date
The Honor Win series will officially launch on December 26.
Source: Honor
