Huawei has just introduced the new Huawei Mate Xs for the second generation of family of upcoming wrapping devices vitamin in relation to its predecessor, but yes, in the same body This year has started sharply with its segment, and now its next issue is underway.
The two patents of the Chinese company have already come up with clues about their next releases, and the fact is that they look really good. It's about a cell phone with eight cameras, and the other with disappearing cameras, in the style of the OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren Edition.
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Huawei owns the patent on new smartphones that bring enough news about everything we've seen in the Chinese company, and We saw the market in the not too distant future. And the first of these devices would have something in common with the OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren Edition: its rear cameras disappear.
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This is the end, according to Huawei Central it could be a visionary tool, so It is not yet known whether Huawei will convert this particular model to the final product, or will improve some of its features to introduce it eventually.
On the other hand, Tech Guy claimed another patent, this time on a device that would have rear cameras. Yes, eight, or how many they may seem, too The terminal could be the product we saw in the market, In fact, there is a guess that it might be the Huawei Mate 40 Pro.
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These cameras will be arranged with two columns of four sensors each, and the bottom – and the focal point – will be LED light. At the measurement level, okay, everything has to be said. This device, on the other hand, had a dual front camera that you could tell on the notch to accept the screen hole, in this case, which is on the opposite end.
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