The Asus Zenfone 8 is showing up on May 12, and it will be "enthusiastic about execution" and "conservative in size". So far we realize it will have a smooth showcase with a poke hole for the selfie camera, and we're almost certain it will be controlled by the Snapdragon 888 chipset.
Today, the organization posted on Twitter the new telephones will likewise have an IP68 rating, which means the Zenfone 8 will be waterproof and dustproof.
Asus has been in the telephone business since 2005 and has been dispatching cell phones since 2012. Nonetheless, none of the gadgets had such an authority accreditation on being shielded from water or residue entrance.
In any case, the IP68 rating brings up certain issues - if the new Zenfone 8 truly has a poke hole and is shielded from water, does that mean Asus has chosen to preclude the flip instrument, found in the past two ages of leads?
Likewise, if the cameras are digging in for the long haul, how did precisely Asus figure out how to waterproof the moving pieces? Or then again is the IP68 just for a more modest gadget? We need to stand by 9 additional days until the authority declaration to learn more subtleties.
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