Nokia 9 PureView

Nokia 9 PureView Full Specifications

The top of the line comes with two 12 MP RGB sensors and another three monochromatic ones, also with 12 MP, one of which is the Time-to-Flight sensor. This technology consists of calculating the travel time of electromagnetic waves, allowing the device to be able to differentiate different planes and create 3D images. All lenses created by Zeiss have an aperture at f/1.85.

Another manufacturer also participated in the production of the five-fold set. Light, a company that specializes in designing this type of lens package, helped develop a chipset called Lux. He is responsible for connecting the hardware with 5 sensors to the central processor of the 9 Pureview. That’s because the device comes with the Snapdragon 845 still capable of making only two cameras work at the same time.

The device has a system that combines details from several frames of the same image to produce the photo. That is, it captures multiple images at different light, aperture, exposure time settings and brings together the best parts of each image to give you the perfect shot. Also, it is possible that the user can save each of the photos in .raw format, with about 30 MB per file.

Thus, according to Nokia, the 9 Pureview is capable of receiving 10 times more light than a smartphone equipped with a common 12 MP sensor.

With the Time-to-Flight technology, the device can also be compatible with the depth system, which creates a three-dimensional effect on images.

In addition to the cameras, the device also has a digital unlocking system and a face reader. It comes with 6GB of RAM, 128GB of internal storage and is water-resistant. The screen is 5.99 inches with a 1080p OLED panel.

To power it all, there’s a 3,320 mAh battery, and the device comes with Android 9 Pie and USB-C port, without a dedicated headphone port. HMD Global, which markets Nokia devices, will officially launch the device in March at a price of US$699, approximately R$2,610.