Huawei, which has recently come to the fore with claims that it will withdraw from the global market, is preparing to expand its mid-segment product range. The company will soon introduce the first nova 9 SE model with a 108 Megapixel camera. In fact, the device was viewed on the company’s website a while ago and opened for pre-order.
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nova 9 SE appeared on Huawei website
The nova 9 SE, which is expected to be showcased at the event to be held on March 11, was displayed on Huawei’s official website. At the same time, some of the technical features of the smartphone, which is also available for pre-order, have been revealed.
The Huawei nova 9 SE will come with the codename Julian and will have a 6.78-inch LCD panel with a resolution of 2388 x 1080 pixels. Perforated screen design will be used in the model that will not upset the users with its high screen-to-body ratio.
On the processor side, there is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 665, which was introduced in 2019. Produced with an 11 nm fabrication process, the chipset hosts the Adreno 610 graphics unit in addition to four 2.0 GHz Kryo 260 and four 1.8 GHz Kryo 260 cores.
While there is a 16 Megapixel selfie camera positioned in the form of a dot on the front, there will be a quad camera setup consisting of a 108 Megapixel main camera, 8 Megapixel ultra wide angle and two 2 Megapixel resolution sensors on the back. Thus, the Huawei nova 9 SE will be the company’s first smartphone with a 108 Megapixel camera.
Supported by 66W SuperCharge fast charging technology, the device will be powered by a 4,000mAh battery. On the other hand, out of the box, it will run Android 12-based EMUI 12 interface. But it will not be able to run Google services.
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