Infinix GT Ultra Teased, New Gaming Technology, E-Ink Colour Changing Panel Unveiled at MWC 2024
Infinix is looking to launch a new smartphone in 2024. The company teased the flagship gaming phone at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024 in Barcelona. The phone is said to carry the moniker Infinix GT Ultra and the company has revealed its chipset, display and hardware details. Infinix has also showcased some new technological concepts including ones that will be featured in the gaming phone. It also introduced a prototype technology called E-Color Shift.
Infinix GT Ultra is confirmed to be equipped with a dual-core architecture including a MediaTek Dimensity 9300 SoC and a dedicated graphics chipset. The company claimed that the phone scored 22,15,639 on the AnTuTu benchmarking scale. The firm also affirmed that it has partnered with Pixelworks and the upcoming handset, teased to launch in 2024, will feature a WQHD+ resolution 144Hz display.
The company also revealed its CoolMax cooling technology, which is likely to be featured in the Infinix GT Ultra. It is equipped with an air-cooling fan and an electric cooler and is claimed to lower the temperature of the handset by over 10 degrees Celsius. By helping maintain a temperature balance, it is also said to ensure improved chipset performance.
Infinix also unveiled the AirCharge technology, that is said to use multi-coil magnetic resonance technology to offer a seamless wireless charging experience. This technology can help charge a device within a distance of 0cm to 20cm. The company is reportedly said to have claimed that with this technology, the charging pad can be placed under a desk and still be able to charge a concerned device.
Another new technology introduced by the company was Extreme-Temp battery, which is said to support charging in up to -40 degrees Celsius of extreme temperatures. It also unveiled the Infinix E-Color Shift technology, which is claimed to be the industry's first programmable custom skin technology. This uses an E Ink Prism 3 technology and is supposed to help users customise the
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