The Samsung Galaxy A90 might feature a pop-out camera that also rotates
Samsung recently announced an updated Galaxy A-series led by the Galaxy A30 and Galaxy A50. Eventually, these will be accompanied by the budget Galaxy A10, a variety of other models, and the premium Galaxy A90 which, according to one tipster, could sport a unique camera setup.
Rather than including the usual front and rear-facing camera setups, Steve Hemmerstoffer believes the Galaxy A90 will follow in the Oppo Find X’s footsteps by adopting a pop-out camera. However, this one has a bit of a twist, quite literally.
As many of you may know, the Oppo Find X’s pop-out module features a single front-facing camera and two rear cameras. But rather than implementing this setup, the Galaxy A90 will reportedly include only rear-facing sensors. The reason being that, according to the source, the pop-out module can also rotate, thus allowing the rear-facing cameras to be used for selfies.
The Samsung Galaxy A90 will probably be announced sometime next quarter. The internal components remain a mystery at the moment but the smartphone should sit just below the Galaxy S10e in terms of pricing. As a result, pretty impressive performance is to be expected.
Rather than including the usual front and rear-facing camera setups, Steve Hemmerstoffer believes the Galaxy A90 will follow in the Oppo Find X’s footsteps by adopting a pop-out camera. However, this one has a bit of a twist, quite literally.
Unfortunately, very little is known about the actual sensors at the moment. Nevertheless, the implementation of a pop-out camera system does suggest that this smartphone will offer a bezel-less design.
The Samsung Galaxy A90 will probably be announced sometime next quarter. The internal components remain a mystery at the moment but the smartphone should sit just below the Galaxy S10e in terms of pricing. As a result, pretty impressive performance is to be expected.
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