Samsung expands its 5G range with Galaxy A14 and A23 phones launch across the rest of the world. These phones already feature a 4K display and a 5.5-inch screen, but we suspect those numbers will shrink to 9 to 12 inches. Samsung also is offering 4K displays in its Galaxy Nexus line, the latter of which, at about $100, has also reached a sales milestone. Samsung has also launched 5G with the Galaxy S7 and 7, which debuted with a 5.5-inch screen in March and are launching with a 5.7-inch display this year. So, for the time being, the 5.8-inch Galaxy A7 will only be available in two colors; white and red, although we may see some more colors available later in the year. With all of those rumors swirling around, the question is whether or not a 5-inch Galaxy AnTuTu will be the next big thing for Samsung. In fact, we’re not sure if any other companies have made any major releases in terms of size or specs yet, but from what we know, it looks like a 5.5-inch Galaxy Tab S8 or S8+ may follow suit. The 6-inch Samsung Galaxy V6, which had a 5GHz Cortex A53 based on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon S3 chip, was unveiled last year, and it currently boasts 4K display but no screen, though the A8 will offer 2GB
Both, Galaxy A14 5G and Galaxy A23 5G get a 5,000mAh battery. Galaxy A23 5G supports 25W charging.
The Samsung Galaxy A23 5G features a 50MP quad rear camera setup with ultra-wide, depth, and macro lenses, as well as OIS. Meanwhile, the Galaxy A14 5G has a 50MP triple-lens back cam with depth and macro lens, as well as a 13MP front camera.
The Samsung Galaxy A14 5G is powered by an octa-core Exynos 1330 CPU. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 chipset powers the Galaxy A23 5G. Both smartphones have up to 16GB of RAM thanks to the RAM Plus function.
The Galaxy A14 5G starts at $16,499 for the 4GB/64GB model. The 6GB/128GB model costs $18,999, while the 8GB/128GB model costs $20,999. Similarly, the 6GB/128GB Galaxy A23 5G will price at 22,999, while the 8GB/128GB variant will cost $25,999.
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