The next big date for consumer electronics is on holidays. This is the CES 2018 celebration in Las Vegas. Within the framework of this event, we will be able to know first-hand what the trends will be throughout the year. And some companies want to get ahead of their competition by showing off their new gear during the month of January. Samsung is one of them, according to the popular leaker Evan Blass, and would advance the presentation of its new Samsung Galaxy S9 to CES 2018.
To the announcement of this upcoming Samsung Unpacked event, Blass has also shed some insight into what we can expect from the next flagship of the Korean giant. Recall that currently his first sword is the Samsung Galaxy Note 8, a phablet of considerable measures that brings a productivity bonus to the user.
Apparently, the design of the current Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 + have liked. So much so that apparently the company would repeat —with slight changes— design. In other words, an infinite screen, with an aluminum chassis and a lot of technology. Also, the screens of both terminals would reach the 5,8 inches (Samsung Galaxy S9) and up to 6,2 inches (Samsung Galaxy S9 +). And the fact is that large terminals are very well received by the public. And Samsung, which proposed its Note range in 2012, knows what it's doing.
On the other hand, the processor that would be used would be a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 (the black leg) and the RAM memory would be 4 and 6 GB, respectively. Meanwhile, the space for saving files would be 64 GB in both cases. They will also have the fingerprint reader on the back but located below the integrated flash, and of course, the audio jack would be in place.
Lastly, Evan Blass talks about a new DeX base. This time the phone could be left over and leaving the surface of the screen in position so that it can be used touchpad when they put the mobile to an external screen. In other words, Samsung is once again betting on a future in which we only need a mobile phone for work, leisure, etc.