A few days ago, Xiaomi officially announced that it will hold a conference on December 28 in which it will launch the new Mi 11 series. From what we know, this series should include the Xiaomi Mi 11 and Mi 11 Pro, but the brand could surprise us all with still another model.
Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra with camera under the display coming by March
According to the latest news from China, in fact, in addition to the Xiaomi Mi 11 in the standard version and the Pro one, both with front screen with hole for the camera and which will mainly stand out for the resolution of the display, in the design of the rear camera and in the charging power quick, a version nicknamed "Super Cup" or "Ultra" could also arrive.
According to a report by TrendForce, an entity specializing in market information on technology industries and based in Taipei, Xiaomi is expected to launch a third smartphone, this time with a front camera positioned below the display on board.
As some of you may remember, Xiaomi had announced the third generation of the technology to have the camera under the screen in August and this should already have entered mass production. It was also said that the release of the new display would take place in the first quarter of next year. Therefore, the new rumors that give an Ultra version (nicknamed Super Cup in China) of the Xiaomi Mi 11 are more than reliable. Although we will have to wait at least until March to be able to buy it.
Recall that Xiaomi's third generation under-screen camera adopts a new pixel arrangement developed in-house that allows the screen to transmit light through the area between the sub-pixels, furthermore each pixel unit still retains an RGB sub-pixel. complete so as not to have to sacrifice pixel density and therefore the visual experience.
Finally, as far as selfies are concerned, this technology redesigns the pixel driving circuit and further improves the light transmission of the camera area under the screen. This, in combination with Xiaomi's developed camera optimization algorithm, manages to achieve nearly the same imaging performance as a conventional front camera.
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