A new smartphone model appeared on the Samsung website. Spotted by the German journalist Roland Quandt, he is named SM-A530N. A code name behind which could hide the 2018 version of the Galaxy A5.
After a first failed version in 2015, Samsung was able to raise the bar and offered a shot-and-shot quality Galaxy A5 in 2016 and 2017, turning this mid-range product into a safe bet.
The 2018 edition is therefore eagerly awaited. His dedicated page on the Samsung website only returns his name. No visual or technical detail to put in the tooth. To learn more about it, we can only rely on rumors, which first evoke a slab 18: 9, without edges: the Infinity screen. Data found in a recent test HTML 5 in which this hypothetical Galaxy A5 appears. It is flanked by an unexpected definition of 846 x 412 pixels. Far from the current standards, however, they have 18: 9 ratio, which makes sense with the engineering of Samsung.
Inside, we would find a smaller processor than those of S8 and Note 8: an Exynos 7885. It would be coupled to 4 or 6 GB of RAM. The integrated storage space should be between 32 and 64 GB. Finally, Samsung would also change its photo module to pass, possibly, on a dual sensor, but all these elements remain to be confirmed.
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