Huawei on Thursday launched its new P50 and P50 Pro smartphones without support for super-fast 5G internet.
It's a sign of the toll that U.S. sanctions and a global chip shortage are taking on the Chinese tech firm.Richard Yu, CEO of Huawei's consumer business group, unveils the Chinese tech giant's new P50 smartphone lineup.Huawei on Thursday unveiled its new P50 smartphone range, which lacks support for super-fast 5G internet, as the Chinese tech giant grapples with both U.S. sanctions and a global chip shortage.
The company is launching two models: the P50 and a more expensive P50 Pro. Huawei's P series is mainly known for its cutting edge camera tech, and the P50 line-up builds on that with two huge circular camera units. On the P50, the main camera module has three lenses: a 50-megapixel large sensor, a 40MP monochrome lens and a 13MP super-wide angle lens. The second one uses a 64MP telephoto lens capable of 3.5x optical zoom. Huawei says this lets users zoom in 200x.
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