Skip to main content

vivo announces new vivo X50, X50 Pro and X50 Pro+ with unique cameras on 01 June 2020



vivo  announces new vivo X50, X50 Pro and X50 Pro+ with unique cameras










vivo just announced its flagship X50 family of smartphones - the vivo X50, X50 Pro and X50 Pro+. The last two are defined by the exceptional photography capabilities, while the first one is the slimmest 5G phone to date.





vivo X50 Pro+ :-
The vivo X50 Pro+ is the first phone to pack Samsung's brand new 50MP ISOCELL GN1 1/1.3" sensor. It's the first to combine the ISOCELL and Tetracell and it can do 12.5MP stills in binned mode with huge 2.4µm pixels.







The company says that in combination with the motion deblur algorithm and continuous focus tracking make the videos and stills look amazing at night. Speaking of night, all X50 handsets support Super Night Mode and Astro Mode for clear pictures of the night sky.



A periscope zoom camera promises up to 60x hybrid zoom called Hyper Zoom. The camera itself has an 8MP sensor and F/3.0 lens with around 5x optical magnification (135mm). There's also an 8MP ultrawide snapper with 120-degrees field of view that can also be used for macro shots since the camera is capable of autofocusing just 2.5cm away from the subject.

The fourth 13MP f/2.5 unit is a dedicated portrait camera and judging by the focal length, it offers 2x optical zoom so you don't have to get in the face of the subject..

Beyond photography we are looking at a 6.56" OLED display and a Snapdragon 865 chipset. The Pro+ runs Funtouch OS 10.5 on top of Android 10.

vivo X50 Pro :-


The X50 Pro has another exciting camera setup - where the main camera has a gimbal-style stabilization that promises to deliver videos more stable than any of its competitors. It packs a slightly less impressive 48MP sensor - the Sony IMX598 - but offers a faster f/1.6 aperture. The gimbal system that extends the rotation angle and anti-shake area significantly compared to the standard OIS systems nowadays.

 

vivo X50 Pro

The other three cameras are almost identical with the small exception of the periscope module offering slightly slower f/3.4 aperture. And the selfie cam is 32MP with f/2.5 aperture.



While the X50 Pro shares the extremely curved OLED of 1080 x 2376px resolution with built-in fingerprint sensor, it comes with a Snapdragon 765G chipset.

A 4,315 mAh battery keeps the lights on and supports 33W fast charging with the charger in the box. While not explicitly confirmed we believe the Pro+ has the exact same battery capacity and charging speeds.

vivo X50 :-


The vanilla X50 misses on the gimbal stabilization and the periscope zoom and has design as its key selling point.



In fact the vanilla vivo X50 is the thinnest 5G phone measuring just 7.49mm. It too runs on the Snapdragon 765G chipset and packs a 6.56-inch AMOLED of the same resolution as its siblings, only this time the panel is flat.


The punch-hole houses a 32MP camera just like on the X50 Pro and X50 Pro+. There's the smallest of differences in the aperture - the X50 has an F/2.48 lens vs F/2.45 for the Pro phones.

Add caption

Around the back you get the same 48MP sensor with f/1.6 aperture as on the X50 Pro but it uses standard OIS instead of the advanced solution on the more premium phone. The ultrawide and the 13MP "short" telephoto cameras remain the same.

The juice is provided by a 4,200 mAh battery that can be charged at 33W with the included charging brick.

Pricing and availability :-


The vanilla vivo X50 is available in 8GB/128GB version for CNY3,498 ($490) and 8GB/256GB at CNY3,898 ($550). It's sales begin on June 6 and available colors are Black, Pink and Blue



The vivo X50 Pro is offered in Black and Blue with the same two memory variants - 8GB/128GB for CNY4,298 ($600) and 8GB/256GB costing CNY4,698 ($660). Sales for that one start on June 12.



The pricier X50 Pro+, on the other hand, has an additional 12GB/256GB variant selling for CNY 5,998 ($840) while the 128GB and the 256GB will set you back for CNY 4,998($700) and CNY 5,498($770), respectively. Actual availability is coming in July.

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

21 most rare images we have not seen before...

Madhubala- The eternal beauty 2. Dilip Kumar as Chanakya in the movie Chanakya Chandragupta, which was never released. 3. Marlyn Monroe amongst her admirers. 4. Famous Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara's visit Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru's office. 5. Hema Malini before her Bharatnatyam Program in her early days 6. Nana Patekar during a play in his early days. 7. Mithun da with Mrinal Sen during his debut movie, for which he won a national Award. 8. Elvis Presley signing autographs for fans on street. 9. Arnold Schwarzenegger in Austria 10. Coca cola's concentrated Syrup. 11.World's oldest Condom from 1640. It came with a manual instructing to dip it in milk to avoid diseases. 12. Sir Henry Ford with his first Car. 13. The 3 PMs of India Atal Bihari Vajpayee, PV Narasimha Rao and Baliya ke babu Chandrashekhar and Sonia Gandhi. I wonder what those 3 were laughing about 🤔 14. Subhash Chandra Bose's last public appearance during his arrest by British. 15. Two Genius Indians Dr....
Post a Comment
Read more

Did you know the Amazon acquires self-driving start-up Zoox for over $1.2bn, 2021

Amazon acquires self-driving start-up Zoox for over $1.2bn Deal is ecommerce group’s biggest investment in autonomous vehicle sector JUNE, 28, 2020 Zoox technology could be used to expand Amazon’s delivery fleet, though one person familiar with the deal expects the ecommerce group to push into ride-hailing Also, Twitter says about Amazon will acquire self-driving start-up Zoox for more than $1.2bn, marking the ecommerce group’s biggest investment into the autonomous vehicle sector. Amazon intends to work with Zoox to create a fleet of self-driving taxis, in competition with Alphabet’s Waymo, said one person familiar with the deal. But analysts also suggested that Amazon may use Zoox to build self-driving delivery vehicles. Amazon has also bought smaller stakes in electric truckmaker Rivian and the self-driving start-up Aurora. Zoox will operate as a standalone business, Amazon said, with its leadership unchanged. “Zoox is working to imagine, invent, and design a world-class autonomous ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Did you know Why no one invented a battery for smartphones which can last a few weeks?

18,000mAh Li-ion battery, it offered 50 days  No one wanted it. This is the Energizer P18K Pop Smartphone… yup, a smartphone. With an 18,000mAh Li-ion battery, it offered 50 days of cellular standby time. Based on a mid-range MediaTek Helio P70 SOC and a moderate LCD resolution of 1080 x 2280 pixels, you might expect it to make it two weeks on a charge. My ZTE Axon 10 Pro manages a typical 3 days from a 4000mAhr battery, more DRAM, and a higher-end processor. That’s certainly brute-forcing it, but what other option do you have? iPhone 11 Pro is, by comparison This one, however, is real. This is the Blackview BV9100, which sports a 12000mAh built-in battery (labelled 13000mAh, but 12000mAh in testing), with 30W wired charging, in a rugged case. They sell this as an “outdoor smartphone.” It’s running the MediaTek Helio P35 processor, a low-end 8 core processor, all cores ARM Cortex A53, along with 4GiB RAM (LPDDR4X) and 64GB flash (eMMC). So certainly usable, and available for about ...
Post a Comment
Read more