Xiaomi, which is set to officially launch its next-generation flagship smartphone, Mi 11, at an event on 28th December, has been revealing details about the upcoming device. In the latest development, the company has shared information about the camera department.
The company has now revealed that Xiaomi Mi 11 will come with support for computational photography, which is an image capture and processing technique that use digital computation instead of optical processes.
It uses artificial intelligence to break the physical limitations of optics and uses computing power to create a new visual image and makes use of deep learning to surpass the details visible to the human eyes.
Some of the well-known work of computational photography in smartphones come from Google and Apple with their Night Sight and Night Mode features, respectively. The technology is used to offer bright and detailed photos with better color accuracy even in challenging environments. It will be interesting to see what Xiaomi is offering with this technology in its upcoming premium devices.
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So far, several leaks have suggested that the Mi 11 will come with a 6.67-inch curved AMOLED punch-hole display, Quad HD+ screen resolution, and 120Hz refresh rate. It will be powered by the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chipset.
The phone is speculated to have a triple-camera module consisting of a 108MP primary sensor, a 13MP secondary lens, and a 5MP tertiary sensor. Running Android 11 operating system based on MIUI 12, the phone will be powered by a 4,780mAh battery and support 50W fast charging technology.
As for the memory configuration, the device is expected to be available in at least two variants — 8GB RAM + 128GB storage and 12GB RAM + 256GB internal storage. There will be different color options including Smoke Purple, Blue, and White. Along with the Mi 11, the company will also be launching the Mi 11 Pro.
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