On March 6th, news broke that Huawei's P series and Mate series are both known for their high-end flagship smartphones, with the P series specifically focusing on flagship imaging capabilities and stylish design.
Recently, there's been increasing buzz surrounding the Huawei P70 series, expected to be unveiled as early as the end of March.
Today, tech blogger "Fixed Focus Digital" revealed that Huawei has resolved the bottleneck issue with the crucial imaging components in the previous two generations of the P series. The upcoming P70 series is set to recreate the success of the P40 series.
The blogger mentioned that the first two generations of CMOS were a hurdle, but now they have been replaced with domestic alternatives, combined with the latest news on the integrated circuit, the prospects are quite promising.
Earlier reports from the supply chain suggest that Huawei's upcoming P70 is expected to see a 50% increase in performance and is calling for a significant ramp-up in inventory for the HiSilicon CIS (CMOS image sensors).
According to leaks, Huawei is poised to collaborate closely with HiSilicon to introduce a brand-new CMOS sensor, possibly identified as the OV50K.
Backed by Huawei's XMAGE imaging technology and a physical variable aperture, the imaging capabilities of the Huawei P70 series could potentially outshine its predecessors, making it the strongest iteration in the P series yet.
For context, the Huawei P40 Pro+, launched in 2020, was the world's first smartphone to feature a 10x optical zoom, capable of achieving 10x optical zoom, 20x hybrid zoom, and up to 100x digital zoom.
