A "Nokia" RM-1106 was uncovered in GFX Bench, a handset with a 5.2"
screen and a brand new chipset. There's a decent chance this is the Microsoft Lumia 940, though the detection software messed up more than the manufacturer name.
One thing it should have gotten correct contradicts the rumors
for a QHD display, instead pointing to a 5.2" 1080p screen. The image
below shows the 2.5D glass with beveled edges for a Nokia prototype
(again, probably Microsoft). It's not clear which model though, could be
the Lumia 940, could be something else.
The Nokia RM-1106 specs show a 17MP camera (likely a 20MP sensor in
16:9 mode) with 2160p video recording. The selfie camera is a 5MP/1080p
shooter.
The chipset is a bit suspicious – it lists a hexa-core processor,
just like the rumors claim, but also an Adreno 430 GPU. Currently, the
430 is only found in the Snapdragon 810 (which has an octa-core
processor). GFX detects the GPU of the LG G4 correctly, so this could be
an unannounced chipset combining the best parts of Snapdragon 810 and
808. Or it could just be a mistake.
RAM is listed as 1.5GB, which means 2GB total. We were expecting 3GB
and the rumors were promising as much. Available storage is 27GB left
over from 32GB total.