In a major announcement at VivaTech in Paris, George Zhao, CEO of Honor, revealed that the global launch of the Honor 200 series will take place on June 12. While his speech primarily centered around the role of generative artificial intelligence in mobile devices, Zhao also shared some exciting news regarding the next smartphones, particularly highlighting the Honor 200.
The upcoming Magic OS 8.0 operating system will feature generative artificial intelligence, allowing users to create high-quality portraits with just a simple tap. This eliminates the need for expensive lighting setups or professional equipment, making it an accessible and user-friendly feature. The new series will consist of two models: Honor 200 and Honor 200 Pro, both already available for pre-order on the Chinese website.
Although further details about the devices are limited at this time, leaked rumors suggest that both flagships will include a 50 MP OIS stabilized rear main module with a wide aperture and 100x hybrid zoom. They are also expected to have a 5,200mAh battery with fast charging capabilities of up to 100W.
During his presentation, Zhao emphasized Honor’s vision for AI integration in their products. He highlighted the combination of on-device personalization and cloud AI through their partnership with Google Cloud. The company aims to provide users with seamless AI experiences while prioritizing privacy protection through their four-layer AI architecture approach.
Overall, Honor’s speech at VivaTech showcased their commitment to integrating AI into their products while prioritizing user experience and privacy protection. With the upcoming launch of the Honor 200 series and Magic OS 8.0 operating system featuring generative artificial intelligence, users can expect more innovative features and seamless AI experiences from Honor in the future.
