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Samsung is gearing up to unveil the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition, a cutting-edge foldable smartphone that promises to impress with its advanced features and sleek design. According to leaks from renowned tipster Evan Blass, this new special edition will sport an impressive 200 MP main camera, marking a significant upgrade from previous models.
The Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition is set to be thinner than the Galaxy Z Fold6, boasting a refined design without compromising on performance. The rumored 200 MP camera is expected to feature the latest ISOCELL HP9 sensor. While not as advanced as the ISOCELL HP2 found in the Galaxy S24 Ultra, the HP9 still incorporates Tetra-pixel technology, 0.56 μm pixels, and a 1/1.4″ size, ensuring high-quality image capture.
In terms of display, the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition will come with an 8-inch foldable panel and a 6.5-inch cover screen, offering a versatile viewing experience. The phone will have a thickness of just 10.6 mm when folded, enhancing its portability. As for the chipset and battery technology, details are still under wraps, but we anticipate more information to emerge closer to its launch date.
The Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition will face competition from other foldable devices like the Magic V3 and Mix Fold 4. However, current rumors suggest that this model will initially be available only in Korea and China, with no global release plans announced yet.
Stay tuned for more updates as Samsung prepares to launch this innovative foldable phone, promising to push the boundaries of smartphone technology.
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