Yes we know, it's only half of the image for the front
Last week, Huawei allegedly released a teaser poster of an event in Berlin on 9 March and many suspected the company might reveal the Huawei P9, but turns out that's not the case when it was reported Huawei themselves confirmed there's no P9 on that day, but acknowledged the device's existence.
At this point, there are too many unknown sources speculating about the P9. First, Huawei might manufacture four different P9 versions, and two different render images, one from a computer and another being uncovered. But one thing that is consistent is the dual camera on the rear side, and a fingerprint sensor too located at the middle below the cameras in either square or round shape, the flash lens are different too.
Unknown sources also speculated that the project was actually being delayed due to technical issues, but Evan Blass from evleaks thinks the device will be released on 6 April with no evidence at all. Other than that, FCC has also certified the device already and could feature a Kirin 950 chipset, a 4 or 6GB RAM, 32GB of internal storage and packing a 2900 mAh battery.
Lastly, it's also said the cheaper P9 will cost 1888 Yuan (around RM1181) while the premium one could go for 4088 Yuan (around RM2558). Stay tuned for more news at Technave.
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