Numerous smartphone manufacturers have introduced smartphones with retractable digital cameras, which include Vivo, Oppo, and Xiaomi with their Vivo NEX, Oppo Discover X, and Xiaomi Mi MIX 3. Samsung is Furthermore said to release Galaxy A90 with a pop-up digital camera.
Now, it looks that Huawei is moreover jumping the bandwagon. While its sub-brand Honor has presently unveiled a cameraphone with a exact same mechanism — Honor Magic 2, Huawei is still to release a cameraphone with a retractable camera.
Huawei has filed a patent for a smartphone with a sliding mechanism, suggesting that the Chinese manufacturer is exploring the chance of slider-based cameraphone design.
In a patent design published announced this month in the Global Design Database of the WIPO (World Intellectual Property Office) by Huawei Technologies reveals a full-screen smartphone with a slider image sensor.
The cameraphone, with an almost borderless design with rounded corners, houses the speaker-grille in the thinner bezel. The digital camera is extendable and offers space for a dual selfie digital camera, with a flash in the middle. On the back, there is room for two digital cameras and a flash.
There’s with no fingerprint scanner on the phone’s back panel, what may mean that it will be placed under the screen. Another possibility is that it is bundled in the power button.
Since most of the high quality smartphones arrive with 3 or far more digital camera sensors on the back, we are assuming that this will be a budget device. It’s not yet famous within which series this Huawei cameraphone will be placed if it truthfully receives unveiled. The company recently filed trademark programs for P Smart X and P Smart Z, and this patent design of a phone could be a part of the upcoming P Smart lineup.