Samsung today introduced four smartphones, but for now it will sell only in the Indian market. All models have an Infinity Super AMOLED display. What is surprising, the South Korean giant next door Galaxy J6, Galaxy A6 a Galaxy A6+ in the country introduced yet Galaxy J8. However, the last mentioned smartphone will not be sold on the local market until July.
Galaxy J6, Galaxy A6 a Galaxy The A6+ will hit online and brick-and-mortar stores on Tuesday, May 22. Galaxy The J6 will be sold exclusively by Flipkart, while the Galaxy A6 and its bigger brother Galaxy The A6+ will be sold through Amazon. Of course, customers in India can also find all the models on Samsung's official online store.
Galaxy The A6 will be sold in a 32GB variant for 7 crowns and in a 000GB variant for 64 crowns. Galaxy A6+ for 8 crowns, Galaxy J6 in the 32 GB variant for 4 crowns and in the 500 GB variant for 64 crowns and Galaxy J8 for 6 crowns. Samsung released the price Galaxy J8, although it won't go on sale until July. It will cost 6 crowns and will come in only one variant, with 000 GB of RAM and 4 GB of internal storage.
As for the specifications, Galaxy A6 a Galaxy The A6+ offers the same hardware as the models Galaxy A6 a Galaxy A6+ sold in other markets. As well as Galaxy The J6 has such specifications that we have told you about several times informed. As regards Galaxy J8, is similar to Galaxy A6+ with two differences – instead of a 24-megapixel front camera, it has a 16-megapixel one and boasts a polycarbonate body, while Galaxy The A6+ has a metal body.
All the devices have a rear-mounted fingerprint reader, face unlock and Samsung Mall, which allows users in India to shop from various online stores from a single app.
Before we forget, Samsung has equipped all the devices with one more feature that is specific only to the Indian market. It is about chat-over-video and the feature is aimed at users who use the phones primarily for social networking and watching videos. So it means you can watch a video on your phone screen while chatting with your friends on a social network. It's not yet clear how exactly the feature will work, but we'll be sure to let you know soon.
