Rumors about a special version of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 are getting stronger. The latest information about this variant appeared on Wednesday (28) and suggests that: will have a more advanced camera set More than the version announced in July.
According to Evan Blass, also known as @evleaks, the future member of Samsung’s foldable series, 200MP main lens with 2x optical zoomInstead of a 50MP camera. It is believed to be the same ISOCELL HP3 sensor found in the Galaxy S24 Ultra that was released earlier this year.
Must be accompanied by a There’s a 12MP ultra-wide lens on the back, in addition to a 10MP front camera on the cover and a 5MP under-display camera on the internal display.According to previous rumors, it is not yet known whether there will be a change in the telephoto sensor of this model, whose technical specifications are kept secret.
According to him, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition will be a “superior device in almost all categories”, referring to the traditional Z Fold 6. Most likely, the new will be thinner, only 4.9mm thick when opened and 10.6mm thick when folded.
Bigger screens and limited markets
In addition to the smaller thickness and more powerful camera, another difference compared to the current foldable device could be the screens. According to the leaker, the news will be as follows: Larger displays: 6.5 inches on the internal panel and 8 inches on the external panelversus the “regular” version’s 6.3 inches and 7.6 inches respectively.
Blas also noted that the variant will likely only be sold in select markets by Samsung, meaning not everyone will have access to it. Rumors suggest: Sales will take place in South Korea and ChinaFirst.
As for the launch of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition, The premiere will likely take place between October and NovemberAccording to speculations, at a higher price than the price set for the Z Fold 6.
Source: Tec Mundo
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