Samsung's new flagship Galaxy S9 can be said that much attention, especially now Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 has been released, Samsung, Sony, vivo, millet are staring at a SoC, who grabbed the starting again has become a topic.
Recently, the network appeared on a suspected Samsung Galaxy S9 official protective shell pictures, but from this picture, the Samsung Galaxy S9 is not equipped with dual camera, the rear camera is still only one - you know, the fuselage The back of the rectangular hole, not only to put down the camera, but also into a fingerprint recognition module for dual cameras, the length of the hole will be more exaggerated than the figure.
Full screen era Samsung S series and Note series have converged infinitely, it seems Samsung hopes to differentiate through the camera configuration Note series continue to exist as a top flagship; and S9, how can only use a camera The case of the former imaging quality directly spike, this is the most attractive cell phone photography enthusiasts are concerned.
Samsung's new flagship Galaxy S9 can be said that much attention, especially now Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 has been released, Samsung, Sony, vivo, millet are staring at a SoC, who grabbed the starting again has become a topic.
Recently, the network appeared on a suspected Samsung Galaxy S9 official protective shell pictures, but from this picture, the Samsung Galaxy S9 is not equipped with dual camera, the rear camera is still only one - you know, the fuselage The back of the rectangular hole, not only to put down the camera, but also into a fingerprint recognition module for dual cameras, the length of the hole will be more exaggerated than the figure.
Full screen era Samsung S series and Note series have converged infinitely, it seems Samsung hopes to differentiate through the camera configuration Note series continue to exist as a top flagship; and S9, how can only use a camera The case of the former imaging quality directly spike, this is the most attractive cell phone photography enthusiasts are concerned.
