A year ago, Minakshi along with her kids was anxiously looking time in her apple watch, waiting for spouse at home. The family had planned to visit Festival Bay in Dubai Festival City to celebrate Diwali a day ago. She just watched YouTube BBC channel British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak along with family were lighting diyas outside 10 Downing Street to ward off evil on the eve of Diwali in LG 65 inch smart TV. Suddenly doorbell rang so she rushed to open the door but it was neighbor living in same apartment building of Dubai Marina from Hindu community wishing happy Diwali. When she saw Minakshi in Indian Kurti with necklace and bracelet couldn't stop her without praising. When they both seated on Ikea convertible folding Sofa Bed, started reading gadget news about asking user experience of Vivo smartphone in Google news.
Almost a
year ago, China hosted the launch of the new Vivo X100 series flagship
smartphones.
The new
devices had a MediaTek high-end chipset, better cameras with a sun shooting
mode, next-generation RAM, water resistance, and a more affordable price than
their predecessors.
The standard
X100 and X100 Pro—which essentially replaced the X90 Pro and X90 Pro+,
respectively—were the only models available this year because Vivo declined to
create a plus version.
Had there
been still some notable distinctions between the two cellphones, despite their
similarities in terms of style and functionality?
A side-curved
6.78-inch AMOLED screen with a resolution of 2800x1260 pixels, 8T LTPO
technology, dynamic refresh rate adjustment from 1 to 120 Hz, peak brightness
up to 3000 nits, and a PWM dimming frequency of 2160 Hz characterizes both
devices.
An inch (1/0.98")
50 MP Sony IMX989 sensor with an f/1.75 lens aperture and optical image
stabilization (OIS) was carried over to the earlier Vivo X100 Pro model.
The 50 MP
camera (1/2" sensor) that follows has a Zeiss APO lens (f/2.5) with
floating lenses. It could take pictures in macro mode and have an optical zoom
of 4.3x or a digital zoom of 100x.
A 50 MP
ultra-wide camera with an f/2.0 aperture and an equivalent focal length of 15
mm is included in the third module. Zeiss T* anti-reflective coating lenses are
used in the lenses.
Utilizing a
6-nm process technology, the smartphone is equipped with a brand-new,
proprietary signal processor called Vivo V3.
A unique
mode for capturing sunrises and sunsets, along with 4K resolution video
recording in both portrait and night settings, had some of the noteworthy
features.
Less
complicated cameras noticed in the regular Vivo X100: a 50 MP main camera
(IMX920, 1/1.49, f/1.57, OIS), a 50 MP ultra-wide-angle camera (the same as on
the Pro version), and a 64 MP telephoto camera (1/2 ", f/2.57, 3x zoom,
OIS).
Processing
is handled by the ISP processor of the vivo V2 model from the previous
generation.
Simultaneously
available in 4K video in both portrait and night settings, as well as a sun
shooting mode in 2023.
The MediaTek
Dimensity 9300 CPU found in both devices features four strong cores that can
reach up to 3.25 GHz and four simpler cores. New products receive 2.25 million
points on AnTuTu.
Furthermore,
these were the first products on the market that use the newest LPDDR5T memory.
Indeed, it was only utilized in the 1 TB configuration; LPDDR5X is installed in
the other configurations. In any case, all variants of the RAM had four
channels.
A 5400 mAh
battery that supported both 50-watt wireless and 100-watt wired charging was
included with the earlier X100 Pro.
User would
have 12.5 minutes to replenish 50%. It also makes use of a quick USB 3.2 Gen1
port.
The standard
X100 sports a 5,000 mAh battery and a USB 2.0 port, although it only supports
120-watt wired charging. The IP68 standard provides water resistance for both
smartphones.
Back in year
2023, prices would be higher if you chose higher configurations and these were
as follows:
$685 dollars
for the Vivo X100 Pro 12 + 256 GB
$727 dollars
for the Vivo X100 Pro 16 + 256 GB
$754 dollars
for the Vivo X100 Pro 16 + 512 GB
$823 dollars
for the Vivo X100 Pro 16 GB + 1 TB (LPDDR5T RAM)
$549 dollars
for the Vivo X100 12 + 256 GB
$590 dollars
for the Vivo X100 16 + 256 GB
$630 dollars
for the Vivo X100 16 + 512 GB
$685 dollars
for the Vivo X100 16 GB+1 TB
$699 dollars
for the Vivo X100 16 GB + 1 TB (LPDDR5T RAM)
Now in the
year 2024, the prices of above variants might differ, increase or decrease
according to your living region and subject to availability.
The moment
arrived Minakshi was waiting for, husband reached home, and then together the
entire family went to attend biggest social event of Diwali.
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