Suddenly a lot of news have popped out about the
Samsung Galaxy P30, revealing their specifications, color options and even the
technology used for display. Today more information about the handset RAM
amount has surfaced, alongside additional info about the fingerprint scanner.
Yesterday, we brought some news directly from the
SamMobile pointing to the possible presence of an in-display fingerprint
scanner. Apparently, this will not be the case and the new in-display security
technology should be in rest until the 10th-anniversary Galaxy Smartphone
series arrives.
The above information was collected by a tipster,
and according to him the Samsung upcoming Galaxy P30, which goes by the
SM-G6200 model number, will debut with 6GB of RAM. The processor remains a
mystery, however, we believe that the company will include one of Qualcomm’s
offering for the midrange category such as the Snapdragon 636 or Snapdragon
660.
The smartphone will ship with Android 8.1 Oreo
out-the-box with the most recent version of Samsung Experience UI running atop.
The new smartphone will be equipped with an LCD screen, despite Samsung’s
effort with the AMOLED technology. Reportedly, the Galaxy P30 will launch
sometime in the next month alongside a Plus variant. The duo of smartphones
will be part of Samsung’s newest P series that will bring decent specifications
at a lower price.
