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Huawei Pura 90 Ultra Leak: April 2026 Launch with Monster 1/1.28″ Camera and 7,300mAh Battery
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Huawei Pura 90 Ultra vuoto: Julkaisu huhtikuussa 2026, hirviökokoinen 1/1,28″ kamera ja 7 300 mAh akku

Julkaisuaikataulu ja huhut Huawein Pura-sarja (aiemmin P-sarja) syntyi keväällä 2024, ja sisäpiiriläisten mukaan Pura 90 palaa nyt tuohon aikatauluun. HuaweiCentralin vuodon mukaan Pura 90 -mallisto tulee todennäköisesti markkinoille huhtikuussa 2026 huaweicentral.com. Taustaksi: Pura 80 -mallit saapuivat viivästysten vuoksi vasta kesäkuussa 2025, kun
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