Date:08/05/19
In 2018, more than half of the smartphones sold in the world were equipped with two or more cameras. In 2019, manufacturers went further – smartphones with three or more main cameras on their back panels are becoming more and more popular.
According Counterpoint Technology Market Research, almost 6% of smartphones that were sold last year across the world had more than two cameras.
It is expected that in 2019 the penetration rate of such devices will increase to 15%, and by the end of next year the 35% mark will be surpassed. Analysts believe that in 2021, half of all smartphones in the market will have more than two built-in cameras.
Counterpoint says that in the second half of 2019, of smartphone manufacturers will release models equipped with 64 megapixel resolution cameras, and in 2020 they will release devices with 100-megapixel cameras.
By 2021, 50% of smartphones will be equipped with triple cameras
In 2018, more than half of the smartphones sold in the world were equipped with two or more cameras. In 2019, manufacturers went further – smartphones with three or more main cameras on their back panels are becoming more and more popular.According Counterpoint Technology Market Research, almost 6% of smartphones that were sold last year across the world had more than two cameras.
It is expected that in 2019 the penetration rate of such devices will increase to 15%, and by the end of next year the 35% mark will be surpassed. Analysts believe that in 2021, half of all smartphones in the market will have more than two built-in cameras.
Counterpoint says that in the second half of 2019, of smartphone manufacturers will release models equipped with 64 megapixel resolution cameras, and in 2020 they will release devices with 100-megapixel cameras.
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