Huawei Pura 80 series has an official launch date
Huawei is launching the Pura 80 series of smartphones on June 11 in China, at 2:30 PM local time, the brand has revealed today. Interestingly, the Pura 70 devices launched back in April of last year, so Huawei took a few more weeks for development this time around.
And according to past rumors, that was needed for the Pura 80 Ultra's camera development. The phone is alleged to come with a 1-inch type main sensor with variable aperture, perhaps in-house developed by Huawei, a 50 MP ultrawide, and a periscope telephoto camera with a 1/1.3" type sensor.
As you can see from the teaser image above, camera prowess will definitely be among the main selling points of the new line, and especially the Ultra model. As for the rest of the specs, we'll get the official word in next week, so stay tuned.
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