American journalist Evan Nelson Blass, known for leaks from the world of mobile technologies, on the pages of the VentureBeat portal shared another such leak – the official press renders of the future flagship smartphones from the South Korean company Samsung Electronics – Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 +.
As the journalist notes, neither the 5.8-inch Galaxy S9 nor the 6.2-inch Galaxy S9 + will be significantly different in appearance from their predecessors from the eighth series. Both devices will be presented in two versions – for the USA and China, they will be equipped with processors Qualcomm Snapdragon 845, while for the rest of the market, these same models will run under the control of their own processor – Exynos 9810.
In addition to the screen size, the Galaxy S9 + will have more RAM and internal storage – 6GB and 128GB, respectively, while the Galaxy S9 only has 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage as standard. But the main difference between the new, ninth series, is the updated software and hardware part concerning image acquisition, including installed cameras (12 MP main and 8 MP front). In addition, the Galaxy S9 + will have an additional 12 MP module for the main camera.
Another innovation that can be found in 'nines' is the presence of stereo speakers on the upper end of the housing.
Evan Blass says, referring to the data he saw in official press shots, that the start of sales of the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 + is scheduled by the manufacturer on March 16 this year.