A video and photos of what the Galaxy A90 will look like, as well as a contextual and rotating camera

We learned that the Galaxy A90 will have a rotating front camera that can rotate at the same time, but these 3D images show us a very cool design. As you can see, these images show us the Galaxy A90 with a lifting mechanism to lift the dual camera, a camera that can then be rotated into a front camera.

China Ice, the world's most respected ice-cream tracer for Samsung-related leaks, said the images reflected the Galaxy A90's "near-real design." About a week ago, the famous French lexicon OnLeaks said in a tweet on Twitter that the Galaxy A90 would be equipped with a retractable camera that could be rotated at the same time.

This unique design has many advantages: it allows the advanced rear camera to capture high quality ancestral images without having to use a second screen on the back, but also to use a screen without cut-off or perforation at the front,. However, the only drawback of this design is that it uses two moving parts.

The Galaxy A90 will also lack the drawdown feature or, at least, will be too slow to use, but it will be offset by the fingerprint sensor that will be included on the screen. The video also does not say whether the pop-up mechanism can be closed while holding the camera forward to protect it when it is not in use.

The Galaxy A Series is no stranger to the experience: it houses the world's first quad-band camera and Samsung has decided to use its very first screen in the series. But even in this case, this design exists, so you will remain enthusiastic until April 10 to see if it is real or not.

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