Samsung Galaxy S5: a nice concept, resolutely up ... - Fredzone

Samsung Galaxy S5 has been a number of concepts, like all high-end range a little bit expected by mobile users. All these creations are not equal, of course, but this new concept designed by the guys at Galaxy S5 Info definitely worth a visit. Altogether, even. Program, a curved screen capable of displaying a type 2K , a big 64-bit processor , a ISOCELL sensor and … … and a retinal scan scanner . All in a box with quality finishes, and extreme finesse.

I know what you think. A curved screen, it is useless. Worse, it’s even ugly to look at. I thought exactly the same thing, but that was before testing the LG G Flex. Because in reality, these screens have two advantages: they are more resistant than normal , and they promote immersion of the user . Watch a movie, or even the episode series, with a screen like this, it is a very pleasant experience and it is also not for nothing that IMAX theaters have also opted for screens of this category.

Joli Galaxy S5, right?

The technical details of this concept is not approaching evil rumors circulating on the web for several weeks. It is thus issue a curved screen 5.2 inch display capable of a type 2K , or 2560 × 1440, but a 64-bit processor Exynos octo- Hearts , a supported by 4GB of RAM processor. Fun, especially when we know that Samsung is precisely to present a chip of this type. Thereupon, we also have a right to ISOCELL sensor 16 million pixels , a sensor able to capture 30% more light compared to a BSI sensor types.

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And then there is this scanner retinal scan , a scanner with a resolution of 4 million pixels . With this system, it would be possible to unlock the terminal one oeillade. Same for payments, and various and varied course identifications. This time, however, there is little chance that the Galaxy S5 features a sensor of this type. Too expensive to produce.

Otherwise, well creative Info Galaxy S5 also had the good idea to incorporate no less than four speakers in the front of their concept for a sound reproduction madness.