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The Huawei P70 will reportedly use an in-house image sensor for its cameras - GSMArena

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The Huawei P70 will reportedly use an in-house image sensor for its cameras - GSMArena

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The Huawei P70 will reportedly use an in-house image sensor for its cameras

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Previously, Huawei used Sony-made sensors, but there's talk that it hasn't renewed its contract. With the introduction of the Mate 60 series Huawei resumed...

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I wonder who they ‘borrowed’ the design from?

After decades of outsourcing everything to China, they gathered so much technological experience, they don’t even need to copy a specific design.

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