Chinese smartphone maker, Huawei has confirmed the launch of Huawei P40 series on March 26 but it will be an online-only launch due to the coronavirus scare.
Huawei has already began its online campaign promotions for the P40 flagship series under the hashtag ‘VisionaryPhotography’ for its launch event, meaning that the company’s next smartphone will be focusing mostly on it’s camera capabilities.
The 5-second teaser video shows a large camera bump on the back on one of the P40 smartphones. Reports suggest that both the smartphones will feature a triple-camera setup on the back, at least.
The Huawei Mobile UK Twitter post read: ”We’re excited to bring you our next chapter of #VisionaryPhotography at our upcoming online launch – stay tuned and we’ll see you on March 26th #HUAWEIP40”
Huawei’s next P40 flagship to focus on camera capabilities
The P40 Pro is expected to house a 64MP main sensor, a 20MP ultra-wide lens, a 12MP telephoto sensor with a periscope lens setup, and a Time-of-Flight (ToF) sensor. As earlier noted, the new flagship is definitely focused on camera capabilities.
Both smartphones are expected to be powered by the Kirin 990 SoC with 5G support. We can also expect LPDDR5 RAM and UFS 3.0 or 3.1 storage options at launch date.
The Pro version will have a curved OLED display, whereas the vanilla variant will feature a flat display. Both the smartphones will come with a hole-punch cutout on the upper left corner of the display, as per several online reports.
Like many other Huawei smartphones launched recently, the P40 series will also not run on Android or Google Mobile Services. Instead, Huawei would launch its flagship with the Huawei AppGallery.
Also read: Huawei Ditching Google Mobile Services On Its Products
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