Sony Corporation today announced the commercialization of “IMX060PQ”, a new type 1/2.5 CMOS image sensor “Exmor” for use in camera enabled mobile phones that leverages Sony’s proprietary formation technology to realize the industry’s smallest unit cell size (1.4µm), and the industry’s highest pixel count (12.25 effective megapixel resolution). “...
Sony today announced the commercialization of “IMX060PQ”, a new type 1/2.5 CMOS image sensor “Exmor” for use in camera enabled mobile phones which has a 12.25 effective megapixel resolution. Furthermore, Sony will also commercialize “IU060F”, a type 1/3.2 lens module with 12.25 effective megapixel resolution, and “IU046F”, a type 1/3.2 lens...
These days mobile phones with 8 mega pixel snapper are becoming common with companies like Samsung and Sony Ericsson launching them every now and then. Recently, Sony announced the new Exmor CMOS sensor with a capability of 12 mega pixels. This CMOS censor will soon be seen in future mobile phones. Now you know which company will be dying to get a mobile phone with a 12 mega pixel snapper out. But...
Ericsson may have a very ambitious goal for 2012, but it seems that they’re well on their way to achieving that dream. Sony, the other half of the dynamic duo known as Sony Ericsson, has just announced the world’s first 12-megapixel image sensor for mobile phones. It is the IMX060PQ. It’s a 1/2.5 CMOS images sensor
Sony has announced today three Exmor (CMOS) camera modules for future mobile phones, including at 5, 8 and 12 Mpix ones. Besides high-res photos, all three will also be able to shoot Full HD video. NICE! It should be noted that the 12Mpix module won't be available until March 2009. Well, we can wait. Hopefully there won't be any delays....
Samsung may have mumbled something about its 12 MP camera phones, but it’s Sony the company that actually announced the world’s first 12 MP CMOS image sensor for handsets. The Asian half of the Sony Ericsson joint-venture has just gone official with IMX060PQ, a 1/2.5 CMOS image sensor from the Exmor series that, apparently, has the industry’s
We don’t usually condone any type of war, but when hardware manufacturers fight for cameraphone market share (and mind share), we’re all for all-out warfare. One of the many handset-wars going on right now is being fought on the cameraphone battle-ground. With handset manufacturers packing image sensors with every increasing pixel densities into their mobile phones,
If you've enjoyed the point-and-shoot megapixel race, which has pushed sensor resolutions in your average 3X zoom compact cam well into the teens -- leaving a sad trail of dark and noisy holiday pictures in its wake -- you're going to just love the mobile phone megapixel race. Samsung's 10 megapixel SCH-B600 currently holds the lead, but Sony's got a ringer chomping at the bit ...
The Japanese company Sony today announced the launch of commercial production of a new 1 / 2, 5 CMOS (CMOS) sensor "Exmor" (model "IMX060PQ") specially designed for embedding in mobile phones. This matrix uses its own design company Sony, which led to the size of a cell to 1.4 microns and the total number of such cells to 12.25 million effective pixels. This fact makes this model fotosensorom with...
Tokyo, Japan –Sony Corporation today announced the commercialization of "IMX060PQ", a new type 1/2.5 CMOS image sensor "Exmor™" for use in camera enabled mobile phones that leverages Sony's proprietary formation technology to realize the industry's smallest unit cell size (1.4µm), and the industry's highest pixel count*1 (12.25 effective megapixel resolution). "IMX060PQ" is designed to meet t...
