OPPO may cancel cell phone that promised powerful camera and cinema filming

The information was released by well-known informant Digital Chat Station, in a post on the Chinese social network Weibo. Despite not directly mentioning the name of the device in the initial publication, the leaker clarified in the comments that the current generation model would have been cancelled.

So far, OPPO has not confirmed the information and has not explained the possible reasons for the decision. Therefore, it is not yet possible to say whether the project has been definitively closed or whether the manufacturer intends to resume it in the future.

The possible cancellation draws attention mainly due to the photographic specifications expected for the cell phone. A leak released this week indicated that the Find X10 Ultra could have three 200 MP cameras and a fourth 50 MP.

The set would consist of a 200 MP main sensor, a 200 MP ultrawide sensor and a 200 MP periscopic telephoto camera with 3 times optical zoom. To top it off, the device would have another 50 MP periscopic telephoto, with 10 times optical approximation.

This configuration would place the device among the most advanced cell phones for photography, especially due to the versatility of the lenses and the possibility of capturing images with a high level of detail at different distances.

The device also raised expectations for cinema-quality video recordings, although rumors have not yet detailed what specific features would be offered in this regard.

There is still no concrete information about the reason for the possible suspension. One of the hypotheses raised is the increase in component costs, especially RAM memories, which are facing a price crisis in the global market.

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