The Huawei HiSilicon chip has once again emerged in the landscape of new technological devices in China, and this time, it has found a home within a projector developed by LeEco. This revelation comes through a teaser shared by LeEco, a company previously renowned for its television offerings. LeEco is gearing up for the launch of a brand-new projector scheduled for September 25th, and intriguingly, the teaser alludes to the incorporation of a Huawei HiSilicon chip.
However, the specifics of this HiSilicon chip remain shrouded in mystery, leaving us to wonder whether it’s a fresh addition to Huawei’s semiconductor lineup or a well-established component quietly at work behind the scenes.
It’s worth noting that Huawei recently introduced its enigmatic Kirin 9000s SoC, raising questions about the chip’s production methods, particularly considering Huawei’s constraints on collaboration with U.S. semiconductor firms.
Turning our attention to LeEco’s projector itself, it promises to deliver an impressive 4K+HDR resolution experience, but as of now, detailed specifications are relatively scarce.
In addition to its foray into projector technology, LeEco is poised to partner with Chinese content providers, aiming to provide exclusive content offerings for their streaming devices. This strategic move could potentially elevate the appeal of their ecosystem in the competitive world of digital content consumption.
