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The fingerprint sensor embedding under the display, which is now quite familiar on Android devices, does not seem to satisfy the desire to embed it. In the smartphone market, the adoption of technology to embed an in-camera under the display is in full swing.
I have a camera but no “holes”
Most consumers who are new to the existence of embedded cameras under the display (under-display cameras) will be the first to ask how to capture the subject from under the display. This technology uses very small gaps between pixels and software processing to shoot the subject through a special material with high transparency.
It wasn’t something that suddenly fell, and many smartphone makers have been working on development for many years. In 2018, Apple also obtained a related patent (although as of 2021, there is no iPhone with an embedded in-camera).
New from Motorola
Starting with the ZTE Axon 20 5G in 2020, the appearance of embedded cameras has actually begun to stand out in the smartphone market. Besides ZTE, Xiaomi has implemented similar technology on Mi Mix 4 and Samsung on Galaxy Z Fold 3.
It has been revealed that Motorola will adopt an under-display camera in the flagship model Moto Edge X30 announced on December 9th, losing to them.
“There is no doubt that underdisplay cameras are still a drastic choice in the industry,” said Chen Jin, a senior manager at parent company Lenovo, but “user demand for this feature.” And the extraordinary increase in feedback made us choose the right path. It’s not an easy path, “he said, appealing for the introduction of new technology.
In the image he published on SNS, the hole in the in-camera is not found anywhere on the display. In the previously published image, the holes were clearly visible on the display.
The number of pixels of the in-camera is expected to be 60 million pixels. In addition, it has been revealed that Qualcomm’s next-generation chip Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 (Snapdragon 898) will be installed as soon as possible, and expectations are rising for Motorola’s reinstatement.
Source: Weibo / Godly 劲哥 via GSMArena, Xiaomi
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