Recently, Google officially released the Android 12 system, such as OPPO , Xiaomi and other domestic manufacturers are also pushing new systems for their products. However, on the latest Android 12, new conditions are put forward for hardware upgrades.
Android 12 introduces a new "Performance Level Standard" or "Performance Class". Manufacturers and developers can use this as a reference for hardware adaptation and optimization. This means that Android 12 The requirements for hardware performance will be higher, which will inevitably make some older models obsolete.
Android 12 performance level 12 key requirements are as follows:
1. Memory at least 6GB
2. Screen resolution at least 1080p, pixel density at least 400PPI
3. Continuous reading and writing speed At least 250MB/s, 120MB/s, random read and write speed at least 40MB/s, 10MB/s
4. Rear camera at least 12 million pixels, 4K30fps recording
5. Front camera at least 4 million pixels, 1080p30fps recording
This means that mobile phones with memory less than 6GB will be obsolete and cannot be upgraded to Android 12. As well as models that cannot meet the above requirements in terms of screen, read-write performance, and image system, they will not be able to upgrade to experience the Android 12 system. It is estimated that next year’s Android 13 will have higher requirements for performance. It seems that the system maintenance time of some thousand yuan and mid-range machines will be greatly shortened.
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