Samsung was the first to publicly announce that it is investigating the possibility of moving the front camera under the display, however, the company has not yet released such a solution. The Korean manufacturer has already outstripped Chinese competitors like ZTE and Xiaomi. However, there may be a good reason for the delay.
According to a tweet from an informant Ice Universe, Samsung will have its own turnkey solution in 2021, and it could appear as early as the Galaxy S21. The tweet claims that Samsung has advanced technology for such a camera, but has more stringent quality requirements, so it took longer than competitors to bring its solution to market.
Samsung Display's under-screen camera solution is much ahead of other solutions, and Samsung mobile phones have stricter requirements for under-screen camera effects than other brands. When the two meet, the under-screen camera of the Galaxy S21 is in Schrodinger's cat state.
— Ice universe (@UniverseIce) September 11, 2020
One of the problems that sub-screen cameras cause is the quality of the images. Since the lens has to capture the image through an additional layer of the screen, this obviously reduces the amount of light entering the matrix and can lead to other artifacts. Therefore, it is not enough to simply place the camera under the display.
We have not yet seen a solution to this problem from ZTE or Xiaomi, and therefore we are not sure how successfully these companies managed to overcome these problems. And before the launch of Samsung devices, it is all the more early to talk about the superiority of the Korean company's approach. But let's hope that, in fact, screen cutouts will soon become history.
Source: IceUniverse
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