Samsung GALAXY S10. The first image and the first video clip with a prototype of the phone that is currently in the process of being sold appeared on the Internet and shows us what the Korean company is preparing for launch on global markets in the coming months. What you see in the image below is a prototype of the Samsung GALAXY S10 that has integrated 5G connectivity, but the design should not be the final one, but only one that does not reveal the final version.
Samsung GALAXY S10. At first glance, the phone looks very similar to a Samsung GALAXY S9, but you shouldn't be fooled, because all manufacturers tend to hide the design of phones that are tested as prototypes. It is very possible that this prototype of the Samsung GALAXY S10 has only the internal components that will be integrated into the future smartphone, without the external design being the final one, which will be used when it is put on sale.
Samsung GALAXY S10. FIRST PROTOTYPE in PHOTO + VIDEO
Samsung GALAXY S10. The phone was used at an event that marked the launch of a 5G network in South Korea using Samsung equipment, so things are as clear as possible about the phone. We already know that the Samsung GALAXY S10 will be launched in a 5G version on global markets, but it will only be sold in South Korea, and it will have a screen with a diagonal of 6.77 inches, which this device clearly does not have.
Samsung GALAXY S10. Even so, it is interesting that we have the first public proof of the fact that the phone will be compatible with 5G networks, because for the Samsung GALAXY S9 series such support will certainly not be implemented. The Samsung GALAXY S10 is to be launched at the Mobile World Congress 2019 by Samsung, but sales will only start somewhere around the middle of March, at quite steep prices.
Nothing wow!
That is not S10!
Exact
What should be wow?! To make it trapezoidal?
God forbid
I don't really understand Korean but it's more about the 5G commercial than the phone
Let's be serious, the implementation of 5g costs a lot, and it's still cumbersome, think about it - if for 2,3,4g there was an antenna or a tower in the neighborhood, for 5g you need an antenna or two on a small street, it's a different technology, and anyway there will be expensive subscriptions for an ordinary person at the beginning...
Ugly language, ugly girls, ugly phone... say samsung and run into the forest to the monkey fog....
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If this is S10, the competition can keep quiet!