The Zenfone 12 Ultra, announced today, is Asus’ latest flagship smartphone, and just like its competitors, it leans hard in AI.
Thanks to an Elite Snapdragon 8, the Zenfone 12 Ultra can perform AI offline and online tasks via the Cloud, including the transcription of audio, the summary of articles and documents and the supply of a real time interpretation On calls for careful languages. He can also use Circle to search a bit like other Android phones. The on -board AI is fed by the Meta Llama 3 8B language model, which works without internet connection.
The FHD + AMOLED ZENFONE 12 display measures 6.78 inch and has a standard refresh rate up to 120 Hz in normal operation and up to 144 Hz during the game. A Tri-Caméra rear system manages the photo and The video and consists of a Sony Lytia 700 sensor of 50 megapixels with a six -axis cardan stabilizer, a 32 MP telephoto lens and an ultrawid 12MP lens with a field of view of 120 degrees. There is also a 32 MP RGBW front camera for selfies. AI software improvements can ensure that people or pets remain at the center of videos and can apply Bokeh effects to portraits and improve voice clarity while recording videos.
A star with this new Zenfone is its 5,500 mAh battery, which promises more than 26 hours of use. It is also Qi 1.3 Compatible. In addition, the smartphone supports ESIMS, by creating the Internet connection without effort. WiFi 7 support will allow users to enjoy high -speed networks if available.
The Zenfone 12 Ultra sells for € 1,099.99, and there is a limited launch offer of € 999.99 in Europe from February 6 to 28. It is available in three colors: Sage Green, Ebony Black and Sakura White. The launch dates of the United States and the United Kingdom have not yet been announced.
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