This is news that should fully delight those who were not planning to invest in the Galaxy S24 Ultra to benefit from the best screen.
Apple having now unveiled and marketed its iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro, it will soon be the turn of its main competitor, Samsung, to do the same. And a few months before the arrival of the Galaxy S24, rumors are already starting to multiply on the Web. However, the one that will interest us today should not fail to attract your attention.
And yes, the Galaxy S24 and S24 Plus could well steal from the Ultra model one of its particularities…
Galaxy S24: an AMOLED screen for all models?
According to recent information stolen by a certain Revegnus on X.com, all Galaxy S24 models should be in the same boat in terms of screen. Understand by this that LTPO technology, usually (and exclusively) adopted by Samsung’s high-end smartphones, will also be present on the more accessible variants, namely the Galaxy S24 and S24 Plus.
In summary, no matter which Galaxy S24 model you choose, you will be able to benefit from an AMOLED panel capable of offering a refresh rate of 120 Hz and a maximum brightness of 2,500 nits. Consequently, and as tipster Ice Universe already mentioned last August, the Galaxy S24 and S24 Plus will benefit from an adaptive refresh rate that can range from 1 to 120 Hz.
It is therefore good news to learn that Samsung will change its approach and that it will further harmonize its product range. Finally, note that the three models will retain their differences in size and screen resolution, as reported to us by the site GSMArena.
Update on the latest rumors around the Galaxy S24
For the most impatient among you to discover what the next one will look like flagship from Samsung, please note that the leaker OnLeaks and the specialized site GizNext recently shared a first 3D render of the Galaxy S24 Plus. If previous clues could suggest that the Korean giant would adopt thicker borders for its Galaxy S24, everything now suggests that it will be more in line with its predecessor.
To conclude on the rumors, the Galaxy S24 Ultra could have a less powerful processor than expected. By referring to the benchmark of the device, we were able to discover that Samsung would have faced various technical problems, and that the cooling system of the next high-end could therefore be directly affected.
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Source : GSMArena
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