The vivo X200 series is launching on October 14 in China and the teaser campaign is in full swing. The latest additions are images of the X200’s front next to last year’s X100 as well as a few camera samples from the main and periscope lenses.
The latest images are courtesy of vivo’s Product Manager Han Boxiao and we can see the big design change compared to the outgoing X100. The upcoming device features a flat frame with a polished aluminum look. The screen has lost its curves and is also flat with a single punch hole cutout on the front for its selfie cam. We can also notice thinner bezels around the panel.
Next up are a pair of photo samples from the 23mm equivalent main sensor, rumored to be the Sony IMX921 and the periscope module which is rumored to be a 70mm Sony IMX882. Both sensors are 50MP and we can see the second photo demonstrating impressive telephoto macro capabilities from the periscope zoom lens.
vivo X200 main and telephoto camera samples
In related news, vivo also announced it will hold its vivo Developer conference on October 10. The event will mark the launch of OriginOS 5 which will debut on the X200 series. In a more interesting development, vivo will also offer a “Virtual Graphics Card 2.0” on the X200 series.
The accompanying message suggests this will offer improved touch feedback, and optimizations for gaming and video calls
vivo Developer conference posters
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