By Baek Byung-yeul
Samsung Electronics introduced a new 108-megapixel image sensor Friday that enables smartphones to offer sharper and detailed images in ultra-high resolution. With the latest product, the tech giant is seeking to take the leadership in the fast-growing image sensor market.
The company said the mobile image sensor, the Samsung ISOCELL HM3, is able to capture sharper and more vivid images in ultra-high resolution with faster auto-focus and extended dynamic range.
Chang Duck-hyun, executive vice president of the sensor business at Samsung, said the ISOCELL HM3 was the culmination of Samsung s latest sensor technologies that will help deliver premium mobile experiences to today s smart-device users.
Posted : 2021-01-06 16:24
Updated : 2021-01-06 16:26
Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong inspects the company s network equipment during his visit to the company s R&D unit in Seoul, Wednesday. Lee is the second-largest shareholder of Samsung SDS, owning a 9.2 percent stake. / Courtesy of Samsung Electronics
By Baek Byung-yeul
Samsung SDS is considering joining the cold chain business for storage and delivery of COVID-19 vaccines, which must be kept at a consistently cold temperature, as part of efforts to expand its business beyond group affiliates.
The IT services arm of Samsung Group said Wednesday it conducted a simulation recently on delivering vaccines in conjunction with Yongma Logis, a local medicine and medical supplies delivery company, and Korea Superfreeze that operates ultra-cold storage facilities.