Alongside the four new phones that were officially presented today, we get our hands on information about a fifth phone that has not yet been presented. Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 should be the next addition to the family of products from the series Galaxy S5, also known as "K". The products belonging to this series are built on the basis of this year's flagship and are rather derivatives that offer a modified design and, in particular, other features, such as waterproofing and a fingerprint sensor at Galaxy S5 mini.
Samsung Galaxy According to the latest leak, the Mega 2 should again represent a cheaper solution on the phablet market, as it offers a huge display, but at the same time it does not offer such powerful hardware that we can call it a flagship. Nevertheless, its users can expect the latest version Androidu, the TouchWiz Essence interface and possibly a few other novelties that are not yet known to us. Judging by the information in this leak, the phone should feature a Snapdragon 410 processor, making it one of the first 64-bit devices from Samsung.
But despite the presence of a 64-bit processor, the device will offer 2 GB of RAM, which may be disappointing for some, on the other hand, thanks to the support of 64-bit instructions, we can expect an improvement in the performance of the device and some readiness for the future, namely Android L, which should be fully optimized for 64-bit. Another big thing about the new Galaxy Mega 2 even has a front camera. It can be seen that Galaxy The Mega 2 represents a dramatic advance in this area, and while previous top-of-the-line Samsung models offered a 2-megapixel front-facing camera, Galaxy Mega 2 will immediately offer a 4,7-megapixel front camera. But what can we expect from Samsung? Galaxy Mega 2?
- Display: 5,9"
- resolution: 1280×720 (HD)
- Processor: quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 with a frequency of 1.2 GHz
- RAM: 2 GB
- Graphics chip: Adreno 306
- Storage: 8 GB
- Rear camera: 12-megapixel with Full HD video support
- Front camera: 4,7-megapixel with Full HD video support
*Source: GFXbench
