Mégis összejöhet a Samsung hajtogatható csodakészüléke

Kwon Gye-hyun, president of Samsung Electronics Greater China, introduces the Samsung Galaxy Fold smartphones during the launch event in Wuzhen town, Jiaxing city, east China's Zhejiang province, 28 February 2019. A couple of days ago, Samsung officially launched its next-generation Galaxy S-series smartphones, which includes Galaxy S10, S10 Plus, S10e, and S10 5G. Now, the company has revealed that the Galaxy S10 series was launched in China on 28 February 2019. The company has also announced something called “first-time experience plan”, which seems like an early-adopter scheme for the Galaxy S10, S10 Plus, and S10e. In this, the first time buyers of the Galaxy S-series smartphones will get their hands on the device on 25th February. As per the reports, the company has prepared a stock of around 10,000 units for this offer. The early adopter pricing of the Galaxy S10e in China in 5,300 yuan, which roughly converts to $788 while the Galaxy S10 costs 6,300 yuan (approximately $936). The Galaxy S10 Plus will cost 7,300 yuan (approximately $1085) while the 12GB RAM and 1TB storage model of S10 Plus is priced at 12,000 yuan, roughly $1783. The Galaxy S10 sports a 5.8-inch “Dynamic” Infinity-O AMOLED while the S10+ comes with a bigger 6.44-inch display. The display supports QHD+ resolutions and 19:9 aspect ratios and is HDR10+ certified. The devices come with an ultrasonic in-display fingerprint sensor which Samsung says is faster than the optical fingerprint sensors.