Huawei P20 display may have a rather unusual aspect ratio

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The upcoming Huawei smartphone P20 (or Huawei smartphone P11, as it may be called) smartphone may have a little more data obtainable despite it likely still being a couple months from release. The latest details come from a leaked browser benchmark spotted with PhoneArena which indicates the phone's screen going to have a somewhat unorthodox 18.7:9 aspect ratio. The unusual aspect ratio and screen selution of 1080 x 2244 suggest which the rumored bezel-less screen is going to be a fact for the Huawei smartphone P20. Other smartphones with bezel-less displays have had unusual aspect ratios which do not line up with 16:9, which is starting to feel a bit old-school. The Huawei smartphone P20 may be somewhat exciting with its expected Kirin 970 chipset and 8GB of RAM.

Huawei P20 shown off in renders but might not arrive for a while

Until now, the best look we'd had at the Huawei smartphone P20 – or Huawei smartphone P11 as it may be called – was a basic sketch, but this time several renders have emerged showing the smartphone in far more detail. Round the back the Huawei smartphone P20 looks plain other than a trio of cameras. Credit: Weibo/TechnoCodex Image 4 of 5 The Huawei smartphone P20's major USP could be a 3 lens camera. Credit: Weibo/TechnoCodex Image 5 of 5 Another look at the possible front of the Huawei smartphone P20. The same source added which the smartphone going to indeed be called the Huawei smartphone P20 rather than the P11.

The Huawei smartphone P20 going to Not Be At MWC, Unveiling Set For Later

As it stated in Take the Huawei smartphone Mate 10 Pro for example. Prolific and reliable leaker Evan Blass got the ball rolling last 30 days the time he shared data which the next Huawei smartphone smartphone going to have a whopping 3 cameras with maybe 40-megapixel resolution. Most are expecting this next Huawei smartphone smartphone to make its debut at this year's Mobile World US Congress (the P10 was launched at last year's MWC, after all). Instead, Huawei smartphone is looking to hold a launch in Europe later in the year, possibly late March. I'm hearing which the decision to hold the P20 from MWC is a strategic decision, not because the product is not ready.