Xiaomi Mi 9 will receive a 140 megapixel camera, there are no competitors and nearby

Sources have reported new details on the Xiaomi Mi 9 smartphone and have also released a photo likely to display a new flagship smartphone. The smartphone will have a really unusual feature that is not available from competitors.

The Xiaomi Mi 9 will be available in two sizes. Apparently, the trend in favor of various smartphone changes is gradually gaining momentum and Samsung and Apple are no longer just flagship products in many changes.

Insiders claim that the cut of the screen on the front camera screen will be visible, as shown in the picture, and not any other. By the way, the resolution of the main camera will be 48 Mp, which is a record for the industry. However, this is not strange. The company had already announced that it would focus on a smartphone camera.

Resolution sensors of 48, 24 and 20 MP will be installed in the main camera. The total resolution of the main camera will be 92 Mp, and the total resolution of the four modules will be equal to 140 Mp. Recall that the smartphone Xiaomi Pocophone F2 is assigned a triple room with a total resolution of 78 Mp, which is almost double.

The announcement of the novelty is scheduled for February this year, so the new leak is not far off.

Remember that the top Snapdragon 855 chipset was compared to the commendable A12 Bionicle from Apple, installed on the iPhone. It is worth mentioning that these are the two most powerful processors to date and that the first of them will even get support for the 5G, which can not be said of Apple's smartphones. Judging by the test results, the processors are virtually identical.

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