Huawei P40 Pro leaks and rumors have been going crazy recently, but what could be better than rumors? Source info, and better yet, get a P40 Pro ourselves, with one caveat: no stealth. After an underlying session with a Huawei product expert, who revealed the design and camera strengths for the upcoming flagship, we can confirm that Huawei's upcoming P40 series is ready to take on the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra and its zoom. 100x space brilliantly. There is a new sensor and an improved periscope camera.
Design: curves in all directions.
Since the Huawei P8, the company has been pushing the limits with its design, colors, materials, and finishes. The P40 Pro should be no exception, as Huawei's product expert confirmed that the phone would play with materials that had not been used in smartphones before. The exact nature of these materials is currently unclear. Also, we were allowed to touch the unpublished phone. It was out of sight, in a mysterious cloth-wrapped box, but we petted it and it seemed more curious than expected. It was rounded at the sides, suggesting a curved screen. Interestingly, he felt the same at the top and bottom of his screen, meaning it almost looked like stones. Furthermore, we can confirm that the Huawei P40 Pro will not have a headphone jack. There's no touchscreen speaker grill, and it has a rectangular camera on the back, similar to the one on the Galaxy S20. It also looks like glass or ceramic, but we can't confirm that yet.
camera updates
In Huawei's words, the "P series is about photography." "Every time we have a new iteration of the P family, we take a technology and move it forward. The Huawei P30...had a 1/1.7-inch sensor, so what about the P40 Pro? It seems to have" market-leading sensor technology specifically designed to set new records." When it comes to zoom, the term "super-visual" imaging system came up on screen as the product expert dodged questions about the details of optical zoom, though we know it will come with a new periscope zoom Huawei seems to be going in the direction of Samsung and Oppo in recent weeks, without revealing the focal lengths on their 2020 flagship periscope cameras. hybrid zoom lenses, combining optical and digital zoom. It may seem like marketing, but the anecdote from the Huawei product expert makes us hungry: "An eagle can see a rabbit from about 3 km away; The eye of it is designed around resolution and clarity. ... we are going to enter a new generation of zoom capabilities.” This was not confirmed in the briefing, but it appears that the P40 Pro would include a next-generation red yellow yellow blue sub-pixel forming sensor, when asked on the subject, the specialist said: "all these investments, we don't want them to go to waste. You won't have to wait too long to see the details and information about the battery, display and specifications of the P40 series. The phone is expected to launches on March 26, but it will be an online-only event as the company canceled its planned Paris launch due to coronavirus.