BANDAR LAMPUNG, RADARLAMPUNG.CO.ID – The flagship of the Galaxy S23 series, owned by South Korea's largest technology company, Samsung, is expected to be released on February 1, 2023.
This was reported by radarlampung.co.id from the GizmoChina information page on Tuesday, December 27, 2022.
In a report written by GizmoChina, it is planned that there will be 3 versions of the Samsung Galaxy S23 launched, namely the regular Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, and Galaxy S23 Ultra.
Of the three versions of the Samsung Galaxy S series, the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra version will be the most sophisticated of the series.
Specifications:
The three Galaxy S23 models are expected to use the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip and have varying battery capacities.Because the higher the version, the greater the battery capacity of the cellphone.
The regular Samsung Galaxy S23 is said to be equipped with a battery with a capacity of 3,900 mAh, while the Plus and Ultra versions are expected to have a battery with a capacity of 4,700 mAh.
For the Galaxy S23 Plus and Galaxy S23 Ultra versions, Samsung also provides a charging feature of up to 25 W.
Meanwhile, on the camera, the regular Galaxy S23 series is rumored to have three rear cameras in the form of a main lens with 60MP quality, a 12MP ultra-wide, and a 10MP telephoto. While the camera is for selfies, there is a 12 MP camera on the front.
On the other hand, the Samsung company is reported to be increasing chip production capacity at their largest semiconductor factory, namely South Korea, in the same year.
This was reported by radarlampung.co.id from the Reuters information page on Tuesday, December 27, 2022.
The company, which has been established since 1969, is reported to have plans to add a 12-inch plate to manufacture DRAM memory chips at the P3 factory located in Pyeongtaek.
Not only that, Samsung also plans to add capacity for 4 nanometer chips, as well as at least 10 extreme ultraviolet machines next year.
Factory P3 is the company's largest manufacturing facility, and has been producing NAND memory chips this year.
Samsung does not plan to reduce chip production, because it is contrary to the industry's tendency to reduce production in order to meet long-term demand.