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It was reported on July 27 that today, Chen Jin, general manager of Lenovo’s mobile phone business in China, continued to warm up the industry’s first 200-megapixel flagship, the moto X30 Pro.
Chen Jin pointed out that high-power fast charging is very important, and public protocols are still more important. The moto X30 Pro not only comes standard with a 125W gallium nitride charger, but also supports public protocols with a maximum output of 100W and a public protocol with a maximum input of 90W. .
Generally speaking, mobile phone charging protocols are divided into public protocols and private protocols. In short, public protocols are fast charging protocols that everyone can choose. Mainstream protocols include USB-PD, Qualcomm QC, and MediaTek PE.
The private protocol is the manufacturer’s customized fast charging solution, such as VOOC, FlashCharger, etc.
That is to say, Motorola’s 125W gallium nitride charger supports fast charging of other mobile phones using public protocols.
In terms of core configuration, the moto X30 Pro is equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ processor, a 6.67-inch screen with a resolution of FHD+, and supports 144Hz high refresh rate.
It is worth mentioning that the new phone will be equipped with a 1/1.22-inch ultra-large bottom sensor, which is larger than the bottom of the Sony IMX707 (1/1.28-inch). The biggest feature of the sensor is 200 million pixels. From the perspective of parameters, it should be It’s Samsung’s HP1 sensor.
Chen Jin revealed that the moto X30 Pro with 200 million pixels has added a new self-developed intelligent high-resolution mode, which can also output high-precision pictures of 50 million pixels in automatic mode.
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