Samsung Galaxy A7: a smartphone midrange false … – 01net

what will happen the next Samsung Galaxy A7? The 5.5-inch PHABLET accurate if we are to believe the information published by the TENAA, the Chinese certification body. The photos show indeed a model whose design is similar to that of the current Galaxy S6.

If it is impossible for now to know what materials will be set up – some rumors speak of aluminum contours – we begin however to know some of its components. It should thus integrate SoC Snapdragon 615 to eight cores clocked at 1.7 GHz. It should also be with 3 GB of RAM and 16 GB of storage, expandable by microSD card.

An Exynos processor for the Asian version?

The photos should show sensors 13 and 5 megapixel (front and back) while its battery would have a capacity of 3300 mAh. Everything does not run Android Marsmallow, but rather with version 5.1.1. The device would weigh 155 grams with dimensions of 151.5 × 73.95 × 6.95 mm.

Finally, other rumors predict the adoption of a different processor for certain markets. Thus, Asia and specifically in China and Korea, it is a model Exynos, designed by Samsung, which could be integrated into the phone. It is now more than a formalization expects from Samsung for this mid-range phone that could be marketed in early 2016

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