Sharp Aquos R2, a smartphone with a new idea for a dual camera debuted in Japan.
Innovation in the field of a dual camera is based on the separation of matrix functions. The first has 22.6 megapixels, optical stabilization and lens with f 1.8 aperture and it is dedicated to photography. The second, 16.3-megapixel, behind the f/2.4 lens, is responsible for recording movies - in resolutions up to 4K. Interestingly, the filming camera records with a wide angle, but can "cut" the field of view to compensate for the image shake. During filming, the artificial intelligence algorithm can also take pictures, "catching" more interesting film frames.
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The Aquos R2 front camera also has 16.3 Mpx, but it is already simpler - the manufacturer does not specify its more precise parameters. Sharp Aquos R2 uses the Snapdragon 845 processor, supported by 4 GB of RAM, and the memory for data has a capacity of 64 GB and can be enlarged by a microSD card by 400 GB. Power is provided by a 3130 mAh battery.
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Sharp Aquos R2 has a waterproof casing (IP65 / 68) with a somewhat controversial stylization, as well as a 6-inch IGZO IPS display with a 100 Hz refresh rate. The screen has a resolution of 1440x3040 pixels and a 19: 9 aspect ratio - but with a notch at the top and a wider margin at the bottom. A fingerprint reader has been placed there. Dolby Atmos system takes care of the sound system. Everything works under the control of Android 8.0.
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