Samsung is trying to build some excitement ahead of its event Galaxy Unpacked of 1 February. TM Roh, president and head of the business MX Of Samsunghe said in a post on the blog that the company will introduce two devices that will set the new premium standard for innovation.
It is widely believed that Samsung are using the Galaxy Unpacked event to announce the family of smartphones Galaxy S23. Three S23 models are planned, including S23, S23+ and S23 Ultra. It’s the Ultra model that Roh most directly refers to in his post.
Roh says the company designs mobile technology to enrich people’s lives. This purpose pushes to push the limits of what is possible for performance and the quality of mobile experiences. Nowhere is this more relevant than in the Galaxy products that bear the name Ultra. For Samsung, Ultra means big. Ultra means bold. Ultra means the best of the best in terms of performance.
The Galaxy Ultra is certainly big. The Galaxy S22 Ultra last year was a beastly phone with a screen from 6.8 inches, one of the largest on the market. The phones are distinct in their design and often come with the very latest technology, such as advanced camera modules. Then there’s the performance. The S22 Ultra used Qualcomm’s best chip for 2022 and the S23 Ultra is expected to do the same for 2023: most believe the processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 it will power the phone.
Samsung seems to have confirmed one of the biggest rumors regarding the S23 Ultra, which is its camera. The company has announced a new ISOCELL HP2 mobile camera module from 200 MP. The sensor packs 200 million pixels, each 0.6 μm in size, on a 1/1.3 inch. It is capable of handling a variety of imaging arrangements, including full 200MP pixel count, as well as images from 50 MP (by a factor of four) and 12.5MP images (by a factor of 16). The sensor also boosts video capture powers, going from 8K24 to 8K30 video, with the capture 4K60 now also rotatable in HDR.
