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It was reported on October 9 that the Meizu Dream Cup finals of the 6th “Honor of Kings” National Competition Cooperation Track will usher in the Champions and Asian Championships at 19:00 tonight. At that time, the WSG team and the Huijiu Centennial Team will decide. champion.
According to reports, the final reward is to represent the Meizu Dream Cup in the national competition. The champion team will receive 5 sets of Meizu 18s 8+256GB mobile phones, and the runner-up team will receive 5 sets of Meizu 18X 8+256GB mobile phones.
In September last year, Meizu 18s and Meizu 18X were officially released, the latter being Meizu’s first Snapdragon 870 flagship.
The front of the Meizu 18X is equipped with a 6.67-inch straight screen that supports a refresh rate of up to 120Hz. It is equipped with a 64-megapixel full-scene imaging system, consisting of a 64-megapixel main camera + 8-megapixel super wide-angle + 2-megapixel depth-of-field lens.
Meizu 18s completely continues the previous design in terms of appearance. The front is equipped with a centrally punched hyperboloid display as standard, and the screen quality is super high, supporting 2K resolution + 120 refresh rate dual-opening, known as “small screen full of blood flagship”, The back is still a matrix-style three-camera and four-camera solution.
It uses a 6.2-inch full-screen, equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 Plus flagship processor, a rear 64 million full-scene image stabilization system, a battery capacity of 4000mAh, and supports 36W Super mCharge super fast charging.
It is understood that according to the information on the event details page, the event only accepts group registration, with a limit of 256 teams. The audition and semi-finals are all based on the points system (BO1), with 1 point for winning and 0 points for losing. Dream Cup The final is based on a knockout system (BO3).
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