Samsung Galaxy S30 series may come with single punch hole screen

Samsung Galaxy S30 series may come with a single punch-hole screen

The high pixel as a direction of cell phone cameras, there are companies still relentlessly adhere to, and even to set new records. According to reports, the protagonists of the…

July 14, 2021
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The high pixel as a direction of cell phone cameras, there are companies still relentlessly adhere to, and even to set new records. According to reports, the protagonists of the Samsung Galaxy launch on August 11 will be the Z Fold 3 folding screen (under-screen camera), Z Flip 3, Watch 4 series, etc.

After the absence of the Note series this year, Samsung’s main focus on the Galaxy S22, which is scheduled to be released in January next year. Sources say the S22 will feature an Olympus-certified 200-megapixel camera with a five-camera system. Of course, there is also a theory that the S22 is equipped with 108 MP ISOCELL HM3, the final verification of authenticity will have to wait for the official launch.

Yesterday, Digital Chat Station brought Samsung Galaxy S30 Plus and Galaxy S30 Ultra metal mold showing front design using the single punch-hole screen form. According to Digital Chat Station, the reason why Samsung’s Galaxy S22 (S30) series is still using a punch-hole screen is that the technology is more mature.

Samsung Galaxy S30 series may come with single punch hole screen

In addition, Korean media have recently revealed that the Samsung Galaxy S22 flagship phone is expected to bring a 200-megapixel primary camera for the first time in partnership with Japanese optics maker Olympus. However, it is not yet certain that the Samsung S22 series will use a 200-megapixel camera, as a previous blogger said that the S22 Ultra will continue to use a re-polished 108-megapixel main camera.

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