[CNMO Tech News] In recent times, there has been continuous buzz online regarding Huawei's new lineup, the P70 series. On the morning of March 30th, a digital influencer posted an article stating that the Huawei P70 series has officially received network certification.
Huawei P70 Renderings
The blogger stated: "The entire Huawei P70 series has been certified for network access. The ADY standard version supports BeiDou short message communication, while the HBN/HBP Pro and Art versions support BeiDou short message communication and satellite calls via the TianTong-1 satellite. The core configurations of the engineering models have been discussed, and this generation of satellite communication technology, the main camera's telephoto imaging solution, and the XX forward-looking system are all worth looking forward to." They also released screenshots of three models that have been certified for network access. The models are ADY-AL10, HBN-AL80, and HBP-AL00, corresponding to the Standard, Pro, and Art versions, respectively.
The three models of Huawei P70 have been registered online.
According to the blogger's previous leaks, it is expected that the standard version and Pro version of Huawei P70 will feature a domestic manufacturer's HiSilicon OV50H sensor as the main camera, with a triangular design for the rear camera module. Meanwhile, the Huawei P70 Art is expected to adopt Sony's IMX989 one-inch sensor, with a rear camera module designed in an irregular polygon shape.
In terms of display, the Huawei P70 series may feature a 1.5K new material centered single-hole eye protection screen. As for performance, the new device is highly likely to still be equipped with the Kirin 9000S chipset. Additionally, the previously seen dual-directional BeiDou satellite navigation + TianTong satellite call solution, which was previously only available on larger models, is likely to become standard across the entire series.
There have been rumors suggesting that Huawei will hold a spring launch event in early April, where the P70 series might make its debut. However, there are also speculations that Huawei may apply the "Pioneer Program," previously seen on the Mate60 series, to the P70 series as well, meaning it could suddenly go on sale without prior announcement. However, as of now, the P70 series has not been spotted on the Huawei official website.
