What we thought to be a monster last week have turns out to be a puppet and now we are indeed facing the real monster, atleast considering what appears before us today. Turing Robotic Industries (TRI) shook the net last week with its latest innovation dubbed Phone Cadenza, a smartphone that packs two Snapdragon 830 chipsets and 12GB of RAM. The company however has again unveiled a more powerful device called Monolith Chaconne.
Though the Snapdragon 830 is yet to be made official, Turing is making something great out of it “virtually” by soldering three of this chipset on Monolith Chaconne motherboard. To be able to reap full efficiency of the CPU, three RAM slots each containing 6GB RAM capacity is planted inside while there are also three storage slots each containing 256GB capacity onboard, making total of 18GB RAM and 768GB internal storage. Turing thinks the pre-installed storage is not enough and has decided to make a space to fit in two MicroSD slots, each with the ability to accept up to 256GB storage capacity.
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The Monolith Chaconne head crash into phablet territory by featuring a 6.4-inch 4K (3840×2160) display. Besides these other specifications remains the same with Phone Cadenza, these includes four SIM slots, 20-megapixel and 60-megapixel front and back cameras, and 120WHr battery.
It runs Swordfish OS based on Sailfish platform. The Monolith Chaconne will arrive in 2018 as openly declared by Turing.
