Lenovo Launches Smartphone with Enhanced Camera Features
Published2016.01.08 13:04Enhanced selfie features, 13-megapixel sensor and rear flash provided
Lenovo announced the Lenovo VIBE S1 Lite smartphone at CES 2016.To compensate for the difficulties encountered when taking photos in low light, the Lenovo Vibe S1 Lite is equipped with an 8-megapixel front camera featuring five lenses to prevent image distortion, a Sony image sensor, and a 'Selfie Flash'. When taking 'group photos', the 'Panorama Selfie' function can be used to include everyone in the group, and corrections can be made using editing software.
Lenovo has not only enhanced selfie capabilities but also added a 13-megapixel PDAF (step detection autofocus) rear camera and a dual LED CCT (color temperature) rear flash to enable the capture of photos with vivid colors even in dark environments.
The large 5.0-inch Lenovo Vibe S1 features a Full HD display and a 2,700mAh battery, making it suitable for all types of entertainment. Powered by a 64-bit MTK 6753 octa-core 1.3 GHz processor and LTE, it delivers the level of streaming, downloading, and multitasking capabilities users expect. In addition, along with 16GB of built-in memory, it offers up to 32GB of expandable memory via a microSD slot, allowing you to comfortably play music, movies, games, images, and more.
The Lenovo Vibe S1 Lite boasts a very comfortable yet stylish appearance with a metal frame and an ergonomic curved back design. This product is scheduled to be available in two models: Matte White and Matte Blue.
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