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Motorola can be said to be a clear stream in the current mobile phone industry. It is almost unmatched in terms of cost performance, and it has also grabbed the first launch of the Snapdragon flagship chip.
This morning, Motorola finally officially announced its own Snapdragon 8+ flagship, which is scheduled to be released on August 2. Not surprisingly, it will be a new generation of “roll king”.
According to official reports, two flagship mobile phones will be released at the same time this time, namely the regular candy bar flagship moto X30 Pro and the folding screen flagship moto razr 2022.
Based on the current revelations, the moto X30 Pro will not only bring strong performance through the Snapdragon 8+ this time, but will also bring an unprecedented 200 million pixels in photography. This is also the first time that a 200 million pixel sensor has been equipped on a mass-produced mobile phone.
Early exposure moto X30 Pro rendering
Chen Jin also revealed that the 200-megapixel moto X30 Pro has added a new self-developed intelligent high-resolution mode, which can also output 50-megapixel high-precision images in automatic mode. It also achieves high-quality performance by synthesizing 4in1 pixels. But at the same time, it can also further improve the resolution.
It is reported that the 200-megapixel main camera used by the moto X30 Pro is Samsung HP1, and the sensor size reaches 1/1.22 inches. ).
As a lightweight folding screen phone, the moto razr 2022 will also be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ flagship processor.
The inner screen is a 6.7-inch center punch screen with a resolution of FHD+. The size of the secondary screen reaches 3 inches, which can easily display the time, and may even be able to reply to messages.
Rear 50-megapixel f/1.8 main camera + 13-megapixel wide-angle/macro combination sensor, front 32-megapixel lens.
Of course, the most anticipated thing about Motorola’s flagship is the price. As a manufacturer that directly pulls the Snapdragon flagship chip to the lowest price every time, what price do you think Motorola can bring down the Snapdragon 8+ this time?
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