Samsung Galaxy S9 Is On Its Way, Release Date and Specs

The Samsung Galaxy S9 made lots of leaks and sketch renderings over the 2nd half of 2017. And finally now we a good idea of what to exactly we can expect from the phone that is going to replace the Galaxy S8. Galaxy S9 will soon start entering into production in January 2018 in time to be unveiled in the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on February 24th or 25th. So availability for ordering is expected in March 2018. Samsung revealed some early details of the upcoming Exynos 9810 chip last month. Things we know about the specs and features of this processor include a third-gen custom processing core, an upgraded GPU, and a maximum bandwidth of 1.2 Gbps that can be accomplished through 6x carrier aggregation, thanks to a Category 18 LTE modem.

As notbookcheck is also reporting, the parts specialist Park Soo-ra. The list of suppliers for the Galaxy S9 include Samsung Electro-mechanics, Korea Circuit, Daedeok GDS, and Ibidene. The printed circuit board (PCB) of the device is being manufactured in a modified semi-additive process (MSAP) that allows for more substrate layers and less height and width of the board, similar to what the iPhone X employs currently.

If all the things go like how it has happened before, we will see Samsung flagship on store shelves in the next months. Based on all that we’ve heard till now, the Galaxy S9/S9+ will feature an Exynos 9810 or a Snapdragon 845 SoC. The S9 will be a 5.8-incher while the S9+ will be 6.2 inches. There were also some rumors of an S9 Mini that samsung used to release with its flagships before but things aren’t quite clear at this point.

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Samsung revealed some early details of the upcoming Exynos 9810 chip last month. Things we know about the specs and features of this processor include a third-gen custom processing core, an upgraded GPU, and a maximum bandwidth of 1.2 Gbps that can be accomplished through 6x carrier aggregation, thanks to a Category 18 LTE modem. Like most Galaxy flagships the global versions of the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ will be the ones to use the new Exynos 9810. The units aimed at the US market will probably use the most powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon processor available in large quantities (most likely the Snapdragon 945).

Source(s) to follow: Samsung Exynos (on Twitter), Slashgear, Notbookcheck

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