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samsung galaxy s10 limited edition listed for pre-order in philippines - samsung
South Korean tech giant Samsung will launch the Galaxy S10 series of smartphones by the end of this month.
It is said that the company will launch three smartphones. -
Samsung Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10--
As part of the latest lineup.
There is also some talk about the limited edition Samsung Galaxy S10. The pre-
The order page for this phone has been launched on Samsung's Philippine website.
Although the availability of mobile phones is unclear, the Philippine website shows that the device will be available on March 15.
The picture shows four phones, A limited edition phone called Option.
There are also three smartphones codenamed "Option B", "Option C" and "option D", which are clearly Samsung Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10e, respectively.
According to rumors, the variant is said to be equipped with a ceramic back that provides 1 tb of internal storage and 12 gb of RAM.
This variant of the Galaxy S10 is expected to be 1499 euros (
About 1, 21, 000 rupees)respectively.
Prices for other Galaxy S10 models are also reported.
The Galaxy 10Se will feature 6 gb ram and 128 GB of internal storage variants for € 749 (
About RS 60,600);
It is said that the Galaxy S10 has two storage options of 6 GB 128 GB and 8 GB 512 GB, which may take 899 euros (
About RS 72,800)
1149 euros (
About RS 93,000);
The Galaxy S10 is expected to have three storage variants ---
6 128 GB, 8 512 GB and 12 1 tb are reportedly sold for 999 euros (
About Rs 80,000), 1249 euros (
About 1, 01, 000 rupees).
According to a previous report from Winfuture, Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10 smartphones will be launched in 5. 8-inch 6. 1-inch and 6. 4-
Display dimensions for inches, respectively.
It is said that 3100 mAh, 3400 mAh and 4100 mAh batteries are supplied to mobile phones.
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