Previously, Samsung Electronics made a buzz online after rumors had revealed that a 108 megapixel sensor was in the works. This sensor soon turned out to be official and can now even be found in the Galaxy S20 Ultra. Now, rumors have surfaced again, with the sensor size being raised even further.

Samsung ISOCELL 108MP
Samsung ISOCELL 108MP Camera Sensor

The South Korean tech giant is rumored to develop a 150 megapixel Nonacell camera sensor. It is expected to launch around Q4 of 2020 and will be the company’s largest sensor, solely by megapixel count. It is also the largest commercially available image sensor that can be found in the market. The original news arrived via a tweet on Twitter by a user named Sleepy Kuma (@Kuma_Sleepy).

In the tweet, the news also includes additional details like the adoption of the new Samsung sensor by other OEMs. Similar to this year, it was claimed that Xiaomi ill adopt the new 150 megapixel sensor in Q4 of 2020. Vivo and Oppo are also set to include the sensor, but in the Q1 of 2021. These devices are likely to be the Chinese smartphone companies’ flagship and are said to also feature Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 875 SoC as well.

As it stands right now, the rumor had yet to be officially confirmed through any sources. So take it with a grain of salt considering a separate report had mentioned a 144 megapixel from Samsung. Furthermore, the current generation of chipsets, especially Snapdragon 865, is capable of supporting a camera sensors up to 200 megapixels. So supplementing technology is available right now. However, Samsung’s proprietary Exynos 1000 might be the processor which is meant to feature the sensor.