5G has yet to go mainstream but that hasn’t deterred companies like
Samsung from integrating this nascent albeit expensive technology as a
novelty feature in their smartphones. The most recent example of this
trend would be Samsung’s
latest mid-ranged offering – the Galaxy A90 5G. This 5G-wielding device
was unveiled in South Korea in September but the phone has finally made
its way to the Chinese market.
Following the release of the still-recent 5G capable Galaxy S10 and Note 10,
Samsung Galaxy A90 is the first mid-ranged non-flagship 5G handset
introduced by the Korean tech giant. The phone is available for a
starting price of just $636, which is a fraction of what the Note 10 and
S10 are retailing for. And while the phone is a mid-tier device in
name, it is packing some exciting features which rival that of many
recent flagships.
You’re
looking at a huge 6.7-inch Super AMOLED FHD+ display with a circular
notch that Samsung likes to call Infinity-U notch, combined with an
in-display fingerprint reader. Nestled in this Infinity-U notch is a
jaw-dropping 32-megapixel front-facing camera. The design features
paper-thin bezels with a near non-existent forehead. As for the internal
hardware, the Samsung Galaxy A90 5G offers a whopping 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of onboard storage.
Even though Samsung A90 5g has been announced in China, the units won’t
start hitting the shelves until October 25 and the shipments are soon to
follow. This launch signals that its release in the South Asian markets
isn’t too far off. And if the handset ever makes it to Pakistan it is
expected to cost somewhere around 99,999/- Pakistani rupees.
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