It would be foolish to think that Samsung has the highest share of the smartphone market only thanks to its flagships and a few other models, the price of which easily swings over ten thousand crowns. What attracts some users to Samsung are the models with much lower price tags. It is thanks to them that the sales of his models are where they are. And one such swallow will soon be presented to us by the South Korean giant.
Pokud jste z našeho webu namlsaní hardwarovými specifikacemi a krásným designem modelů Galaxy S9 to Galaxy A8, nejspíš vás tímto článkem trochu zklameme. Jihokorejský gigant totiž brzy představí jejich o něco chudšího bratříčka – model Galaxy J2 (2018), tedy nástupce stávajícího modelu.
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The display does not glare
According to leaked information, he is not much different from his older brother. He too will be made of plastic and will weigh around 150 grams. It will then get a SuperAMOLED display, which, however, will certainly not dazzle anyone with its 960 x 540 resolution. However, unlike the new flagships, it will retain the 16:9 aspect ratio and its front will not lose the classic physical buttons.
Co se týče hardwaru, i ten vás nejspíš příliš nenadchne. Pod kapotu totiž dostane procesor Snapdragon 425 s taktem 1,4 GHz, kterému bude zdatně sekundovat 1,5 GB RAM paměti a 16 GB vnitřního úložiště. To pak půjde samozřejmě dále rozšiřovat pomocí microSD karet. Za zmínku rozhodně stojí i Bluetooth 4.2, 8 MPx zadní a 5 MPx přední fotoaparát. Baterii, která dostala kapacitu 2600 mAh, si pak dobijete klasickým microUSB portem. V telefonu pak poběží Android 7.1.1 Nougat.
Since the phone's hardware does not dazzle with anything, the price will also be relatively low. According to leaked information, this phone should cost less than 8000 rubles in Russia, which corresponds to roughly 2900 CZK, which is not bad at all for a smartphone with this equipment. So if you are looking for something more "classic" and you are not exactly a demanding user, you could be very satisfied with the upcoming J2 (2018). You will probably be able to view it already in the first months of next year.
Source: Sammobile
