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Vivo’s unreleased photography flagship X100 Ultra is rumored to be equipped with the latest 1-inch LYT900 sensor. In addition to earlier leaks that it will be released in May, more photography specifications of the device have recently been circulated on the Internet.
Recently, the domestic tipster “Digital Chat Station” mentioned a number of photography configurations about the vivo X100 Ultra on its Weibo account, including the device’s perforated front lens, which will be equipped with Samsung’s ISOCELL 2.0 technology to improve light intake capabilities. With a 50-megapixel JN1 sensor, the front lens is expected to be capable of 4K/60p video recording.
As for the back lens set, the tipster also mentioned in another article that the X100 Ultra uses a periscope telephoto lens and may also join the popular 100-megapixel configuration of recent flagship photography phones. It will use a currently unavailable lens also produced by Samsung. There is an installed S5KHP9 photosensitive element with an output of 200 million pixels.
Based on existing information, the main camera module of the vivo X100 Ultra, which is expected to be released in China in May, will be equipped with SONY’s new-generation 1-inch LYT900 sensor, and the screen will use an E7 AMOLED panel with 2K resolution produced by Samsung Display, and will be quite large. Opportunity to support two-way satellite communication function.
Source: Weibo