The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5G will bring more than 5G to the table

That's obviously because everyone expected or merely assumed this "new" handset would look an awful lot like the original Z Flip, both inside and out. More specifically, the Galaxy Z Flip 5G was widely rumored to bring support for the next gold standard in cellular connectivity to the table while retaining the rest of its forerunner's specs and features, as well as its flexible design.

Well, the Z Flip 5G is apparently not concerned about that, packing a state-of-the-art Snapdragon 865 chipset codenamed "kona." This should provide a significant enhancement in raw speed compared to the "msmnile" motherboard of the Z Flip 4G, as well as S10 and Note 10-series devices, but for what it's worth, Samsung doesn't seem to be planning a similar memory upgrade.
That being said, you can definitely expect a higher price tag than $1,380 now, as well as limited supply until 2021 after a late August or September launch, according to the newest whispers around the supply chain water cooler.