While users are discovering the benefits of the new OPPO Find X9 Ultra (see our review), the company is already working on the next model, the Find X10 Ultra. OPPO aims to build on its success by replacing the Sony LYTIA 901 sensor in the main camera with a more advanced solution from Samsung.
Digital Chat Station, an industry insider, revealed that OPPO is testing a new, unannounced Samsung matrix, the ISOCELL HPA. Like the LYTIA 901, this new sensor has a 1/1.12″ size and 200 MP resolution. However, it features the latest LOFIC technology, which is becoming popular among flagship smartphones. The source noted that OPPO intends to make this sensor exclusive to the Find X10 Ultra, so it won’t be included in the autumn Find X10 Pro Max. The launch of the next “ultra” from OPPO is not expected until next winter.
The price for the OPPO Find X9 Ultra is €1,249.99 (£1,129.99) or $1,299.99 (£1,129.99).
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Source: weibo.com
