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Samsung Galaxy S20, S20+ e S20 Ultra (2020)
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franprodigy
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Se o plus trouxer 5000 de bateria deve chegar [emoji123]
cRaZyzMaN
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justifcam o preço, metem uma placa, que parece um fogão
Samsung Galaxy S11e renders show up
Right after we saw the first CAD-based renders of the Galaxy S11, we now see those of its compact sibling, the Galaxy S11e.
The renders aren't official and offer an educated guess as to what the Galaxy S11e will look like.
Right off the bat what grabs the eye is the selfie camera, centrally-embedded into the display.
On the rear the Galaxy S10e successor adds a third camera, likely a telephoto of some sort. Another key difference is the slightly curved screen - the Galaxy S10e's is flat.
The right side of the phone is host to a power button and volume rocker. Notice that the power button is just a button, not a fingerprint scanner, which points to an in-display one.
The Samsung Galaxy S11e is due on February 11, it will have a screen of either 6.2-inch or 6.3-inch diagonal and could extend its predecessor's 3,100mAh battery all the way to 4,000mAh.
Being a flagship, the Galaxy S11e will likely sport a Snapdragon 865 or Exynos 990 chipset, 6GB or 8GB of RAM and 128GB or 256GB of storage.
The Samsung Galaxy S11e will be quite compact at 151.7mm x 69.1mm x 7.9mm, matching the Galaxy Note10 (the small one) for height, but in a much narrower body. The camera hardware is as of yet unknown. It would be logical for Samsung to equip the Galaxy S11e with its new 108MP main camera, which is expected to be a highlight of the Galaxy S11 lineup. The other two modules should be a non-periscope telephoto and an ultrawide.
Right after we saw the first CAD-based renders of the Galaxy S11, we now see those of its compact sibling, the Galaxy S11e.
The renders aren't official and offer an educated guess as to what the Galaxy S11e will look like.
Right off the bat what grabs the eye is the selfie camera, centrally-embedded into the display.
On the rear the Galaxy S10e successor adds a third camera, likely a telephoto of some sort. Another key difference is the slightly curved screen - the Galaxy S10e's is flat.
The right side of the phone is host to a power button and volume rocker. Notice that the power button is just a button, not a fingerprint scanner, which points to an in-display one.
The Samsung Galaxy S11e is due on February 11, it will have a screen of either 6.2-inch or 6.3-inch diagonal and could extend its predecessor's 3,100mAh battery all the way to 4,000mAh.
Being a flagship, the Galaxy S11e will likely sport a Snapdragon 865 or Exynos 990 chipset, 6GB or 8GB of RAM and 128GB or 256GB of storage.
The Samsung Galaxy S11e will be quite compact at 151.7mm x 69.1mm x 7.9mm, matching the Galaxy Note10 (the small one) for height, but in a much narrower body. The camera hardware is as of yet unknown. It would be logical for Samsung to equip the Galaxy S11e with its new 108MP main camera, which is expected to be a highlight of the Galaxy S11 lineup. The other two modules should be a non-periscope telephoto and an ultrawide.
franprodigy
Power Member
Está a ficar cada vez melhor, zoom óptico 10X e híbrido 100X e quem sabe câmara frontal dissimulada?? [emoji2]
Format
Power Member
Mas parece que tudo isso tem um "custo" a nível estético! (isto é com base nas últimas informações que vem surgindo a conta gotas)
spiny7
Power Member
Se estás preocupado com a bateria então a Samsung não é a marca certa para ti certamente. A não ser que vás para as versões plus.
Samsung Galaxy S11+ renders reveal punch hole display and a huge camera bump
Last week we saw renders of the Samsung Galaxy S11 and earlier this week we were treated to images of the Galaxy S11e. Now, it's the S11 Plus' turn to stand in the spotlight.
The Galaxy S11+ looks similar to vanilla S11 and S11e - it has a curved edge display with a punch-hole in the center, a wide earpiece which may double up as a speaker, power button and volume rocker on the right side, and a USB-C port located at the bottom.
But, the difference between the S11+ and its siblings is that the former comes with a camera bump on its back that's bigger than the ones on S11 and S11e.
This bump includes five cameras and two small sensors, with the main camera being a 108MP snapper with 5x optical zoom.
According to reliable tipster Ice universe, these renders are not fully accurate and the "real design is more beautiful than this".
Either way, these aren't the official renders and it's best to reserve final judgment until the Galaxy S11+ is officially unveiled.
The source claims that the S11+ will be 8.8mm thick (10.2mm with the camera bump), and will sport a 6.9" display which will likely have a fingerprint reader underneath.
We don't have the detailed specs sheet of the S11+ yet, but if Geekbench is to be believed, we'll see it come with an Exynos 9830 chipset with 12GB RAM and Android 10.
Last week we saw renders of the Samsung Galaxy S11 and earlier this week we were treated to images of the Galaxy S11e. Now, it's the S11 Plus' turn to stand in the spotlight.
The Galaxy S11+ looks similar to vanilla S11 and S11e - it has a curved edge display with a punch-hole in the center, a wide earpiece which may double up as a speaker, power button and volume rocker on the right side, and a USB-C port located at the bottom.
But, the difference between the S11+ and its siblings is that the former comes with a camera bump on its back that's bigger than the ones on S11 and S11e.
This bump includes five cameras and two small sensors, with the main camera being a 108MP snapper with 5x optical zoom.
According to reliable tipster Ice universe, these renders are not fully accurate and the "real design is more beautiful than this".
Either way, these aren't the official renders and it's best to reserve final judgment until the Galaxy S11+ is officially unveiled.
The source claims that the S11+ will be 8.8mm thick (10.2mm with the camera bump), and will sport a 6.9" display which will likely have a fingerprint reader underneath.
We don't have the detailed specs sheet of the S11+ yet, but if Geekbench is to be believed, we'll see it come with an Exynos 9830 chipset with 12GB RAM and Android 10.
Pelos vistos vão continuar a impingir Exynos a meio mundo. Não aprendem nada com a burrada.Samsung Galaxy S11+ renders reveal punch hole display and a huge camera bump
Last week we saw renders of the Samsung Galaxy S11 and earlier this week we were treated to images of the Galaxy S11e. Now, it's the S11 Plus' turn to stand in the spotlight.
The Galaxy S11+ looks similar to vanilla S11 and S11e - it has a curved edge display with a punch-hole in the center, a wide earpiece which may double up as a speaker, power button and volume rocker on the right side, and a USB-C port located at the bottom.
But, the difference between the S11+ and its siblings is that the former comes with a camera bump on its back that's bigger than the ones on S11 and S11e.
This bump includes five cameras and two small sensors, with the main camera being a 108MP snapper with 5x optical zoom.
According to reliable tipster Ice universe, these renders are not fully accurate and the "real design is more beautiful than this".
Either way, these aren't the official renders and it's best to reserve final judgment until the Galaxy S11+ is officially unveiled.
The source claims that the S11+ will be 8.8mm thick (10.2mm with the camera bump), and will sport a 6.9" display which will likely have a fingerprint reader underneath.
We don't have the detailed specs sheet of the S11+ yet, but if Geekbench is to be believed, we'll see it come with an Exynos 9830 chipset with 12GB RAM and Android 10.
Lá terei de o encomendar do outro mundo então [emoji23] como fiz com o s9+... ainda está difícil admitir que é um chip de caca.
Se querem despachar o stock que os enfiem nos Mid-range tipo Samsung A.
franprodigy
Power Member
Pois... Também não me vendem mais o exynos. Pagamos o mesmo e temos inferior? Não obrigado.
Peter1986
Power Member
Sinceramente, a nível de performance não noto nenhuma diferença do exynos do s9+ vs sd845... Mas isso sou eu. E já li algures a falarem muito bem da nova versão do exynos.
Mas acho que este S9+ que tenho vai ser o último samsung que tenho. Estou farto de ter o ecrã marcado por causa do amoled. Ainda não o mandei para a garantia, será que cobre?
Mas acho que este S9+ que tenho vai ser o último samsung que tenho. Estou farto de ter o ecrã marcado por causa do amoled. Ainda não o mandei para a garantia, será que cobre?
franprodigy
Power Member
Manda isso pra lá que a garantia cobre. Por acaso só me aconteceu burn in no Galaxy S 2. No meu S9 PLUS já tenho há ano e meio e nada e o Tab S de 10.5 tenho há anos, uso e abuso e impecável. Depende muito do uso de cada um, especialmente em luminosidades muito altas.
Pheux
Power Member
franprodigy
Power Member
Sinceramente prefiro uma câmara boa a nível de performance e feia do que o inverso. Mas há uma boa notícia:
Parece que o S20 ultra, que será apenas 5G, pelos vistos também virá apenas com Snapdragon [emoji3577][emoji41]
Parece que o S20 ultra, que será apenas 5G, pelos vistos também virá apenas com Snapdragon [emoji3577][emoji41]