In previous years, Lenovo has been able to snatch or even obtain the latest flagship processor from Qualcomm, but in 2024, it has been very low-key. Not only did it not obtain the first release of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, but it has not even released a new phone domestically so far. Chen Jin, who usually promotes Lenovo, is still focusing on the Motorola phone that set the lowest price for a vertically folding phone at the time.
With the hosting of the 2024 F1 Grand Prix in Shanghai, Lenovo has put its first domestic flagship phone for 2024 on the agenda. It's the moto X50 Ultra, which made its debut at the 2024 F1 Shanghai Grand Prix and is officially dubbed Motorola's first AI phone. According to reports, the moto X50 Ultra AI phone is based on the Motorola edge 50 Ultra, which has already been released overseas, with most of the basic parameters remaining the same. The only difference is that it has been AI-adapted for the domestic market. For example, it comes equipped with Lenovo's self-developed Lenovo XiaoTian AI personal intelligent assistant, similar to a personal smart aide. It can provide users with personalized services, mainly focusing on scheduling, travel reminders, and intelligent recommendations.
Of course, the highlight of this phone isn't just the AI adaptation. Earlier, Chen Jin had already stated that this generation of the Moto X series excels in photography. The R&D investment and algorithm input in photography alone amounted to tens of millions of RMB, which astonished even him. It's like a complete transformation, but as for the specific performance, it's hard to say for now. Because this model has not been officially released in China yet, the overseas sample photos don't provide much reference. After all, the consumer environment and user acceptance overseas are completely different from those in China, so there will definitely be a need for secondary adaptation once it returns to China.
However, the official confirmation is now out that the Moto X50 Ultra AI phone will be officially released in May, with the specific date yet to be announced. Currently, it's only known that the overseas version of the Moto Edge 50 Ultra is built on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen3 platform and still features a curved screen. While there are bits of information available about other aspects, considering this is the overseas version, there will likely be some slight variations for the domestic market. For precise details, let's wait for updates from Motorola's official channels!
