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Galaxy A73 New Renders Surfaced

The smartphone manufacturer Samsung would like to bring another A-series model onto the market next year. The first render images for the device have now appeared. When the Galaxy A73 will be presented and released is currently not known.

The new renderings come from the well-known leaker Steve Hemmerstoffer, who is known under the name OnLeaks. The pictures and the 360-degree video were published by Zoutons. The Galaxy A73’s Infinity-O display is said to be 6.7 inches tall and with a resolution of 1080 x 2400 pixels. While a punch-hole camera was placed on the front, Samsung seems to have reduced the camera hump on the back. The main camera should be able to take 108 MP photos. The device is 163.8 x 76 x 7.6 millimeters in size.

If you include the camera hump, the smartphone is 9.3 millimeters thick. In addition, the renders show that the Samsung Galaxy A73 does not have a 3.5-millimeter socket. This means that the owners of analog headphones are dependent on adapters.

Snapdragon 750G and 8GB RAM

Inside the device, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 750G SoC, supported by eight gigabytes of RAM, should do its job. 128GB of data fit on the internal memory. The smartphone should appear in a black and gold color variant. However, no information is yet available on the prices.

In addition, it is currently unclear when the new A-series model will be launched. It is conceivable that Samsung will show the device this year or early January 2022 and start selling a little later. So far, however, the manufacturer has not yet publicly commented on its plans for the Galaxy A73.

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