We’ve been hearing about the Samsung Galaxy A90 from past few days and rumors claims that it will feature a notch-less display, which the company is expected to launch in the days to come. Now, a leakster Sudhanshu Ambhore revealed the image of the phone and it confirmed is that the upcoming Galaxy A-series device by Samsung will sport a ‘full screen’ display, which means there will be no bezels at all.
Alongside the picture of the phone, another leak by Ice Universe revealed the SoC details of the Samsung Galaxy A90. According to his post on Weibo, the upcoming Galaxy A90 will be fuelled by the Qualcomm’s unannounced Snapdragon 7150 chipset. However, the recent leak of the Snapdragon 7150 revealed that it will have an 8nm manufacturing process. According to Ice Universe, the Snapdragon 7150 will be a clipped-down version of the Snapdragon 855, and it will have higher performance compared to the Snapdragon 845.
Samsung Galaxy A90 to Launch on April 10?
Samsung has already scheduled an event on April 10th, where it is expected to launch Galaxy A-series smartphones including the Galaxy A90. Samsung recently mentioned the Galaxy A90 name as the ‘Ultimate Gaming Device’ on its US website. Recently, Samsung UK also updated its official website with a support page for the Galaxy A90, A40, and Galaxy A20e smartphones. It is also possible that all these three Galaxy A series phone might launch on April 10.
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Last month, a leak claimed that the Galaxy A90 will launch with up to 8GB of RAM and 128GB storage variants. The device is likely to go on sale sometime in Q2 2019 and is expected to be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 710 chipset. For optics, the device is likely to sport triple or a quad-camera setup on the back.
