Not phones, new TVs are the first device to run HarmonyOS, Huawei's ready-to-replace Android operating system

Recently, Huawei announced that its first devices will run HarmonyOS operating system, a smart TV duo called Honor Vision and Honor Vision Pro.

HarmonyOS is a separate operating system developed by Huawei to reduce dependence on Android operating systems from Google. HarmonyOS can run on all devices of the company, from wristband to PC and tablet. However, the initial focus of this operating system is focusing on "smart screens". Currently, its smartphones continue to use Google's Android platform, but HarmonyOS is always available instead.

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In terms of hardware, the Honor Vision is equipped with Honghu 818 chipset (including 2 A73 cores, 2 A53 cores and 4 GPU Mail-G51 cores), this octa-core processor will handle the image seen on the screen. . Honor Vision supports dual band 2.4GHz and 5 GHz, 160 MHz bandwidth for download speeds up to 1.7 Gb / s

TV also has 55 inch screen, 4K resolution, uses IPS panel, anti-blue light, supports maximum brightness of 400 nit, 178 degree viewing angle, 87% coverage of NTSC color range. TVs can also be used as smart home hubs, smart home control centers. The screen of the TV can also provide viewers with information about weather and orders . even, users can use the smartphone to control.

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Honor Vision Pro has an integrated smart AI camera for 1080p video call, 30 frames per second. The Pro version also comes with six 10W speakers, while the Honor Vision only comes with four speakers.

The smart TV duo Honor Vision and Honor Vision Pro will be available from August 15 in China at an estimated price of around $ 450 and $ 680.