Series Galaxy And it is the clear choice for many users. It represents a kind of middle ground between the expensive and extremely powerful class of premium flagships and the cheap and inefficient class of phones from the bottom of Samsung's portfolio. We cannot therefore be surprised that informace, which appear about "A" phones, arouse a huge wave of attention. This is not the case with the news regarding the future model either Galaxy A7 (2018) It has even appeared in the Geekbench databases.
Model Galaxy The A7, which is currently referred to as the SM-A730F, should be powered by an octa-core processor with a frequency of 1,6 GHz. However, this is not the most interesting thing that can be done benchmark read out. So far, the size of the RAM memory has only been speculated. However, the new benchmark confirms a very solid 6GB. Currently, only the Note8 model and some models sold by Samsung only in China have such a large memory. However, if Samsung's 6GB of RAM is used here as well, this value will probably become a kind of standard for all its upper mid-range phones, which would certainly be quite interesting for their performance.
How fast will the new Oreo roll out?
The last thing that can be read from the benchmark is the operating system version. It should be 7.1.1 Nougat from the start. According to this, it can be concluded that Samsung will resort to the same strategy of releasing updates as before and the new one Android 8.0 Oreo will not appear on all Samsung phones until the end of next year. However, since we can describe the "A" Samsungs as middle class, they will probably see it a little earlier, estimated in the summer months.
So let's be surprised what other secrets about the A7 model will be revealed to us by other leaks. However, we already know quite interesting specifications about it, and if Samsung manages to maintain its amazing battery life, we definitely have something to look forward to. However, the question remains whether we will even see it in our meadows and groves. It is definitely not a rule.
