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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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화웨이 푸라 90 울트라 유출: 2026년 4월 출시, 초대형 1/1.28″ 카메라와 7,300mAh 배터리 탑재

출시 일정 및 루머 화웨이의 Pura 시리즈(이전 P-시리즈)는 2024년 봄에 탄생했으며, 내부자들에 따르면 Pura 90이 그 일정으로 복귀할 것이라고 합니다. HuaweiCentral의 유출에 따르면, Pura 90 라인업은 2026년 4월 출시될 가능성이 높습니다 huaweicentral.com. 참고로, Pura 80 모델은 카메라와 칩셋 조정으로 인해 지연되어 2025년
10월 24, 2025

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