Samsung GALAXY X has today new details provided by the Korean company regarding the launch that is to take place for the first foldable smartphone of the Koreans, but unfortunately they are disappointing. Although last week the president of the mobile division of the Samsung company announced that the Samsung GALAXY X will be launched in November, it seems that his statements were misinterpreted by those who interviewed him in the USA.
Samsung GALAXY X will not be launched in November by Samsung, the company only intends to announce some details about the new foldable smartphone, but apart from that nothing else will be done. This means that the launch of the Samsung GALAXY X will still take place somewhere in 2019, maybe even at the beginning of the year, after CES 2019, but the actual sale could take place a little later, the Korean plans seem to be completely different than what was believed initial.
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Samsung GALAXY X could have some specifications announced by the Korean company in November, but it says that the phone is still in the development process and is not ready to be put on sale. Samsung still wants to be the first on the market to launch a foldable smartphone, and the Samsung GALAXY X could go into production in November, but the actual launch date remains to be announced by the Koreans, most likely in 2019.
"Samsung has dismissed the rumours, saying the company's official stance has not been confirmed yet. However, it acknowledged that more details of the foldable phone could be announced at the event, as it is approaching completion of the development. We will have more to say about the phone under development by that time, probably some details about specifications."
The Samsung GALAXY X is highly anticipated by everyone based on all the expectations that the Samsung company has created so far for its new phone, so it should be as great as it is presented. Samsung GALAXY X is going to cost at least 1500 dollars when it is launched, so it should be good, otherwise Samsung risks being ostracized for launching an expensive phone that offers a user experience that is below expectations.
