Samsung is in full swing producing new Galaxy models; Quantum was 2 It became official a very short time ago in Korea. Now, the South Korean manufacturer has released a new teaser announcing the launch of the “Strongest Galaxy” brand.
The mysterious device will be presented during a new edition of Samsung’s standard Galaxy Unpacked event, scheduled for today April 28, 2021. The humor does not reveal much about what this device is, as it is normal for calls of this kind. However, there are some clues and rumors that may help assume that this next strong release is about to be.
Right away, we imagine the new product to be a smartphone, it might be Galaxy Z Fold 3Which early July arrival, next to Galaxy Flip 2had already Being a cause of buzzing. Sentiment has been enhanced with the recent cancellation of Galaxy Note 21.
However, the mobile processor – even if it’s as powerful as Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 888 – has yet to reach the same level as a real laptop processor.
This leads us to believe that novelty may be the new line of Galaxy Book laptops, which have models forefront e Pro 360 It was Recently leaked photos and detailsHe was expected to be released on April 4.
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Model Galaxy Book S. Issued Recently in Brazil And bring in an Intel Lakefield processor. The new Galaxy Book should feature 13.3-inch and 15.6-inch OLED panels, S-Pen support and 11th generation Intel Core CPUs. Certainly, these devices can occupy the “most powerful Galaxy” position from Samsung.
In the end, we’ll discover the real device behind this mid-April teaser. That’s if more details aren’t leaked ahead of time.
What do you think about the news? What will this powerful new launch from Samsung be? Say your opinion in the comments!
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