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| Axon 40 series phones have dedicated security chips |
ZTE is planning to launch the Axon 40 series next week and we will likely see three new models, Axon 40 Pro, Axon 40 and Axon 40 Ultra. The flagship model will have an all-screen design thanks to 3G technology and built-in sensors, while the Ultra model will feature triple cameras with a 64MP main sensor on the back and finally a 100MP Pro model. The primary sensor will have a sensor. it will be.
The company also confirmed that the new series comes with a dedicated security chip that can take hardware protection to the next level.
Axon 40 series phone specifications
ZTE can use the ISOCELL HM2 sensor in the Axon 40 Pro. Only the Korean factory is capable of producing HD cinema equipment, and HM2 is the latest version to be produced.
The sensor size is 1.33 inches and supports PDAF, Laser AF and OIS. We hope to see all of these technologies on the Axon 40 Pro. The image also shows six layers in front of the real sensor, which means a 6P lens with an f/1.8 aperture will be fine.
It should be noted that ZTE also used this security chip for the first time in the Axon 40 series phones. Although there are no more details about this security chip, it can be said that it will contain a lot of sensitive information such as fingerprint scanners. passwords and credit card information; Therefore, there is no dangerous place in the internal storage space to defend against various attacks.
More details about the new ZTE phone will be revealed next week, but we expect ZTE to announce more features a few days before the special event.