Samsung Galaxy A6+ spotted at Chinese certification portal
BEJING – South Korean tech giant Samsung is expected to launch its new addition to Galaxy A-series, A6 and A6 plus soon.
The Samsung Galaxy A6+ (2018) images have spotted on TENAA (China telecommunication regulatory authority) website.
According to TENAA’s images, the smartphone features a dual rear camera with the fingerprint scanner.
As per TENAA, the handset has a display size of 6-inch and a resolution of 2220×1080 pixels. It's 160.1×75.7×7.9mm in size and packs in a 3,500mAh battery.
Previously, both A6 and A6+ had surfaced on Geekbench’s website which suggests that A6+ will be powered by Snapdragon 625 SoC and 4Gb of RAM.
https://en.dailypakistan.com.pk/technology/samsung-reportedly-launching-galaxy-a6-and-a6-2018-in-three-markets/
The Samsung Galaxy A6+ 2018 will feature a 6.0-inch infinity display (18.5:9 aspect ratio) with a resolution of 2220 x 1080 pixels.
There are no final words about pricing and availability yet, although TENAA certification does confirm the A6 (2018) series is coming to China.
The Samsung Galaxy A6+ (2018) images have spotted on TENAA (China telecommunication regulatory authority) website.
According to TENAA’s images, the smartphone features a dual rear camera with the fingerprint scanner.
As per TENAA, the handset has a display size of 6-inch and a resolution of 2220×1080 pixels. It's 160.1×75.7×7.9mm in size and packs in a 3,500mAh battery.
Previously, both A6 and A6+ had surfaced on Geekbench’s website which suggests that A6+ will be powered by Snapdragon 625 SoC and 4Gb of RAM.
https://en.dailypakistan.com.pk/technology/samsung-reportedly-launching-galaxy-a6-and-a6-2018-in-three-markets/
The Samsung Galaxy A6+ 2018 will feature a 6.0-inch infinity display (18.5:9 aspect ratio) with a resolution of 2220 x 1080 pixels.
There are no final words about pricing and availability yet, although TENAA certification does confirm the A6 (2018) series is coming to China.
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