Acer’s Predator 6 gaming phone has a 10-core CPU and 4GB of RAM
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I thought the NIVIDIAย SHIELD gaming tablet sounded pretty gimmicky when it was first announced, and whileย I still think that, I can’t deny that it’s a solid device. That being said, it wasn’t exactly a smash hitย becauseย the market for gaming mobile devices is still hilariously small, but that’s not stopping Acer. The company announced the Predator 6 smartphone this morning, which it claims “will dominate any games you throw at it.” Buzz words aside, the device does come with an insane 10-core processor and 4GB of RAM, so even if it’s a gimmick, those specs are still pretty damn good.ย 

As part of its IFA announcement this morning, Acer teased an upcoming product which could have any spec-hungry smartphone fans drooling with desire. It didnโ€™t give all the details, but what it did share is enough to get us to stand up and pay attention.ย Acerโ€™s Predator 6 smartphone will feature a ridiculous deca-core (10 cores!) MediaTek Helio X20 with 4GB RAM and four front-facing speakers. This is designed to be a mobile gaming power-house. Its internal specs are made to handle even the most intensive gaming, while the four speakers will create an immersive experience. If that wasnโ€™t enough, it also has a 21MP camera on the back, because why not?ย No other details were shared. We donโ€™t know pricing or availability. We donโ€™t even know for certain if itโ€™s going to run Android, they didnโ€™t say. Itโ€™s safe to assume that it will be an Android device given the specifications and that the Predator 8 is launching soon, and definitely runs Android 5.1 Lollipop. Weโ€™ll keep you updated once the phone gets an official announcement with all the important details. Update: It definitely runs Android.

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