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Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra may feature new 200MP camera

By IANS | Updated: August 3, 2022 21:33 IST

Seoul, Aug 3 South Korean tech giant Samsung's upcoming flagship smartphone Galaxy S23 Ultra is likely ...

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Seoul, Aug 3 South Korean tech giant Samsung's upcoming flagship smartphone Galaxy S23 Ultra is likely to feature a 200MP primary camera with the unannounced ISOCELL HP2 camera sensor.

According to prominent tipster Ice universe, he is very sure that the Galaxy S23 Ultra will feature the unreleased HP2 sensor, reports GizmoChina.

The South Korean company has already launched 200MP ISOCELL HP1 and HP3 sensors.

However, the detailed specifications of the HP2 sensor are not known yet.

Meanwhile, another tipster said that Samsung will only use the HP2 sensor on its Ultra-branded flagships. He added that the HP1 and HP3 camera sensors will be available on the Galaxy A-series and on smartphones by Chinese brands.

The company has confirmed to have its next Galaxy Unpacked event on August 10.

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