Lenovo Group’s Vice President Chang Chengfa recently announced that the company’s next flagship smartphone Lenovo Z6 Pro will be unveiled on March 27. Earlier, the company had teased the phone’s launch during MWC 2019 last month but instead of launching the smartphone, the company just revealed that the phone will make its debut soon.
Today, a teaser of the Z6 Pro smartphone was shared on Chinese microblogging platform Weibo, which hints at the support for 100-megapixel images captured using the phone’s camera. As the phone is unlikely to have 100 MP camera sensor, we expect that some kind of a software trick is in the play.
This could be related to the HyperVision camera that the company has been talking about since last month. However, no details about the said HyperVision Camera or the ‘Hyper Video’ which the company has been teasing, is known.
Recently, a video teaser was posted on Weibo which showcases the Hyper Video feature of the smartphone. The short video seems to be using macro and slow-mo effect. The text posted along with the video suggests that it took over a year for the company to develop this Hyper Video feature.
Although none of the details related to this Hyper Videos feature have been revealed, the company had previously said that it will be transferred at a higher speed than the current videos. This new feature will be added as a new camera technology to Lenovo smartphone, starting with Z6 Pro.
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Previous teasers related to the smartphone implies that the device will come with an in-display fingerprint sensor, which is now in almost all flagship smartphones. The phone is also expected to be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 SoC and support wireless charging. The Lenovo Z6 Pro will officially make its debut next month.
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