FCC clears Samsung Galaxy A9; unveiling next?
The Samsung Galaxy A9 has made an appearance at the FCC, which means that the next step could be the actual unveiling of the phone. That might take place at Samsung's CES 2016 event, which is scheduled for January 5th. That would be a good way for Sammy to kick off the new year, by taking the wraps off of the Galaxy A9. If the phone isn't unveiled at CES, the next opportunity would be at the Samsung Unpacked event on February 21st. That is the day before MWC 2016 kicks off in Barcelona.
The Samsung Galaxy A9 features a 6-inch Super AMOLED display, with a resolution of 1080 x 1920. The Snapdragon 620 chipset is under the hood, containing an octa-core 1.8GHz CPU and the Adreno 510 GPU. 3GB of RAM is inside, along with 32GB of expandable internal storage. The rear-facing 13MP camera includes OIS and an f/1.9 aperture. An 8MP front-facing camera snaps selfies and handles video chats.
The Samsung Galaxy A9 will include a fingerprint scanner, and supports mobile payment service Samsung Pay. It features a huge 4000mAh battery, and offers 4G LTE Cat.7 connectivity. Just the other day a leaked image of the Galaxy A9 surfaced, along with teasers confirming some of the specs on the phone.
Check out some images from the FCC documentation, which shows off the placement of the agency's label on the Galaxy A9. Just click on the slideshow below.
source: FCC via TimesNews.co.uk
Check out some images from the FCC documentation, which shows off the placement of the agency's label on the Galaxy A9. Just click on the slideshow below.
Images of the Samsung Galaxy A9's label placement from the FCC
source: FCC via TimesNews.co.uk
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