Chinese manufacturer Oppo is determined to put all the meat on the spit to make the O, whose launch is scheduled for this September with less than 48 hours left to start. If a little more than a week ago we offered you a very suggestive teaser announcement that hinted at the possibility that the smartphone has a rear touch panel, the leak that we now show you reveals what could be the camera module of the device of the company based in Dongguan.
The information comes from Weibo, the social network that acts as Twitter in the Asian giant, and points out that the module that we can see below in the image has a sSony CMOS sensor y optical image stabilizer - better known as OIS, which already have other smartphones such as Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom LTE of which we have spoken to you this morning -.
Two versions?
Along with filtering the image from the camera module of the O, there are few rumors that have arisen about the future flagship of the Chinese company. The one that is possibly the most striking points to the possibility of the device arriving in two different versions, one with 12 megapixel camera and 10x optical zoom and a second with 16 megapixel camera and 15x optical zoom. The truth is that it is a somewhat unlikely option - especially for issues such as the production costs of so much different material - and everything seems to indicate that the most plausible thing is to mount a 12 megapixel camera without optical zoom - somewhat disappointing seeing the above, right? -.
In the same line of hypothesis around the specifications of the O are the possibility that the camera has N-Lens, image chip Special owl to improve the results when taking photos in low light environments, xenon flash, processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 800, two gigabytes of RAM memory or five-inch Full HD display.
Vía: GSMarena y AndroidCommunity