[CNMO Technology News] On April 9th, a blogger revealed the latest information about Vivo's new flagship smartphone, the Vivo X100 Ultra. According to information obtained from a high-level executive at the company, originally, it was expected that the Vivo X100 Ultra would meet consumers as early as April. However, it now appears that this new device may need to wait until next month to be officially launched, slightly delaying the original plan of hitting the market in April.
This change is somewhat understandable, as it may be due to Huawei's highly anticipated P70 series set to be released in April. Huawei's new products are expected to garner a significant amount of market attention and traffic, potentially impacting the simultaneous release and sales of flagship phones from other brands.
The standout feature of the vivo X100 Ultra is undoubtedly its imaging system. According to the blogger, this flagship smartphone, which claims to be equipped with the Snapdragon 8G3 chip, features a periscope telephoto lens that is far from a standard solution. Instead of the commonly seen HP3 or HP5 models, it uses a brand-new sensor model that has yet to be publicly disclosed. Vivo has custom-designed an ultra-thin module for it, and aesthetically, the X100 Ultra opts for a subtle yet luxurious titanium glass body in appearance. The protrusion of the lens is also kept within a reasonable range.
There are also rumors suggesting that the vivo X100 Ultra will come with a leading-edge 200-megapixel periscope telephoto lens, boasting a variable aperture ranging from f/1.75 to f/2.59 and covering a wide zoom range from 14mm to 85mm.
