Vivo is planning to unveil a new series called “V21 family” very soon, including the working models of 4G and 5G-powered designs.
The promotional page advertising the forthcoming device has already been printed for the people living in Malaysia. The promotional pitch entails quite a few interesting details and facts about the 5G-powered device. For instance, the promotional page has alluded that the upcoming device will be able to embed optical image stabilization on the main camera capable of clicking pictures at 64-megapixel, which is a rare feature in the smartphone category.
However, you must be informed that the Samsung Galaxy A52 still stands strong in the horde of competitors.
You should know that Vivo’s design model still does not process the optical stabilization on the front camera capable of capturing pictures at 44 megapixels. The promotional page has also hinted towards other specifications such as 8GB RAM ( which is not bad), an expandable virtual memory space of 3 GB, and dual Sim operating capabilities. However, nothing about the announcement date or other details about the release was mentioned in the promotional pitch about the product.
However, as far as people know about Vivo’s brand, it would be itching to compete with Samsung and will be prepared by all means to release the product by this year. Vivo has gained some space in the smartphone industry primarily because of its camera and affordability. Along with Oppo, it is one of the prime challengers to Samsung in the affordable smartphone category.
It was recently reported that Vivo has now become the leading smartphone maker in native china for the first time since the inception of the company.
As far as PRC (People’s Republic of China) is concerned, several reports suggest that the main conflict for the monopolistic supremacy is between Oppo and Vivo only. Huawei has struggled to maintain its position primarily due to the United States’ sanction and the well-known separation of the Honor brand.
According to the data that has been calculated up until March of this year, Vivo’s contribution to the Chinese smartphone industry is around 24%. In simple words, Vivo holds at least a quarter of the total shares of the Chinese market.
Oppo holds 21% shares and currently obtains the second position only behind Vivo. Huawei has plummeted to 15% and has suffered some revenue losses throughout the last couple of years.
The demand for smartphones has grown substantially over the years, and the demand has skyrocketed ever since the introduction of 5G mobile communication technologies.
If we are in accordance with the data analysts working for Digitimes Research, the shipments of the smartphone having 5G technologies amounted to somewhere around 200-300 million units last year. In 2021, the number is expected to go as high as 550 million units. So, it is natural to say that the smartphone industry’s future lies in the fact that whoever makes better 5G cellular devices stands more chance of obtaining success.
Vivo is cooking something up in its laboratory to draw consumers to buy Samsung Galaxy A52, but it would be interesting to see whether they would be successful or not.
Nonetheless, the camera quality of Vivo is not going to go soon, and it would continue to make the company thrive.
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