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Teroshi Shimizu

Teroshi Shimizu
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President and CEO of Sony, believes that by 2024 at the latest, two years from now, smartphones will surpass DSLRs in taking pictures thanks to a combination of a larger aperture, a new pixel structure and artificial intelligence technology.

At the same time, he also believes that, based on current development progress, by 2030 smartphones are expected to realize the exclusive features of today's professional cameras, such as 8K shooting and ultra-fast burst shooting.

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