Folding smartphone Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 should not appear until August 2023. However, important industry sources shared the first render images of the device.
Material published by information source Steve Hemmerstoffer in partnership with the site smart price Shows the so-called view of the phone. Also, the possible dimensions of the device were revealed.
as a leak Changes on the Galaxy Z Fold 5 should be minimal. Although it has a vertical rear module with a triple camera, the LED flash appears to have been moved to the right and isolated from the photo sensors.
Regarding the screens, foldable handset should repeat 6.2 inch outer bezel and 7.6 inch inner screen. However, the edges of the two panels may be smaller than the previous generation.
The images show the open phone measuring 154.9mm high, 129.9mm wide and 6.33mm thick. When closed, the dimensions of the mobile phone are 154.9 mm high, 67.1 mm wide and 13.5 mm thick.
Galaxy Z Fold 5 may be thinner than current model Z-Fold 4It is 14.2 mm to 15.8 mm thick. Rumors suggest that the new hinge design will weaken the device.
What to expect from the Galaxy Z Fold 5?
Leaks show that Galaxy Z Fold should use 5 chip Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy from Qualcomm, same as Galaxy S23 series. Both panels promise a 120Hz refresh rate for better images.
In the photography section, main camera The phone will be able to shoot 8K video. The more durable smartphone should have IPX8 waterproof certification and Gorilla Glass Victus 2 protection.
All these details should be confirmed at the Galaxy Unpacked event scheduled for the end of July. However, the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and its sibling Galaxy Z Flip 5 are not expected to be released until early August.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 has 5G technology, 512 GB internal memory, 12 GB RAM, processor features qualcomm snapdragon 8+ gen, 7.6″ dynamic AMOLED display, Full HD+ resolution and triple camera.
Source: Tec Mundo
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