Samsung mid-rangers with in-screen fingerprint scanners, 3D sensors coming soon

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Samsung mid-rangers with in-screen fingerprint scanners, 3D sensors coming soon
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The Galaxy A series has been going strong for over four years now, but this year Samsung has a bit of a revamp planned in order to stay competitive. And today, with the first new devices on the horizon, the South Korean giant’s roadmap has been detailed.

According to ET News (viaBGR), Samsung has a total of nine new models planned for release this year ranging from the Galaxy A10 to the Galaxy A90. A portion of these is likely to use Infinity-O displays similar to the one found on the Galaxy A8s. The remaining devices, however, will adopt one of Samsung’s notched panels – Infinity-O or Infinity-U.

As revealed by previous leaks, the first three devices to market will be the Galaxy A50, Galaxy A70, and Galaxy A90. All three of these include in-display fingerprint scanners like Samsung’s upcoming flagships. However, rather than the more accurate ultrasonic solutions, OnePlus 6T-like optical ones are set to be present.

Following these models, Samsung will continue to announce further models throughout the year. But unlike the aforementioned devices, these ones won’t feature in-display fingerprint scanners. They will, however, have dual or triple-camera setups on the rear and potentially ToF (Time-of-Flight) cameras which will improve portrait photography and AR content.

Samsung is yet to confirm when its first revamped Galaxy A offerings will hit the market. The report does state, however, that the company has already begun acquiring the necessary sensors. Furthermore, it expects the first models to start appearing in Q2 2019.
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