The Samsung S24 Ultra may be exposed to the relevant information, or use a titanium middle frame
With the exposure of a large amount of information about Samsung's new flagship model Galaxy S24 Ultra, and rumors that it may be equipped with Qualcomm's new flagship main controller Snapdragon 8 Gen3 for Galaxy, as well as equipped with a new 200 million pixel main camera CMOS, it has also attracted the attention of many consumers. A few days ago, a source revealed that Samsung may be the first to apply titanium middle frame on the Galaxy S24 Ultra, and the specific production volume is currently being determined.
According to the relevant information that has been exposed so far, Samsung is working with a number of Chinese supply chain partners in the assembly plant to process the titanium frame case, and the planned production of the Galaxy S24 Ultra may reach 15 million units. Due to the use of titanium frames this time, it also means that the screen may be changed to a straight screen, and the middle frame will most likely have the same edges and corners as the new models of the Galaxy S series.
In terms of hardware configuration, it is reported that the Galaxy S24 Ultra may use a 6.78-inch screen with 3120×1440 resolution and 2500nit peak brightness, and is expected to be equipped with a 5000mAh laminated battery and support for 65W wired fast charging. In terms of image, it may be equipped with a rear quad camera module composed of a 200 million pixel main camera CMOS + 12 million pixel IMX564 ultra wide angle + 10 million pixel 3 × telephoto IMX754 secondary camera + 48 million pixel 5 × telephoto GMU secondary camera.
If the leaked information of the Galaxy S24 Ultra at this stage is true, it means that in addition to the regular hardware configuration upgrade, it is also expected to usher in a significant adjustment in the appearance design of the fuselage. However, as for the specific product details of the new series, it remains to be confirmed by Samsung for further information in the future, so interested friends may wish to continue to pay attention.
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