With every new innovation Samsung sets a new level and brings different technologies which take the heart of consumers. This time also Samsung is going to set new performance standards with an upcoming mobile experience.
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The president of Samsung Electronics TM Roh, promises new performance standards and environmental commitment to extend the mobile experience. The statement is been made ahead of the Unpacked event on February 1 in which the company will reveal the Galaxy S23 series.
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Samsung further says, we want a device that helps us create and consume content, lets you experience the world of an epic game, keeps in touch with colleagues, and even manages every part of our lives in one convenient place — from health and wellness habits to appointments, purchases, travel and more.
Samsung fulfills all your needs and with every new innovation, it adds something especial which makes Galaxy devices different from others. At the same time, the Korean tech giant tries to offer an equitable and sustainable future even after global challenges like the climate crisis.
TM Roh further stated that with the upcoming Galaxy S23 Ultra, the camera pro-grade camera system performance is getting smarter than before as it uses the 200MP ISOCELL HP2 camera sensor for almost the best photography in any light among our Galaxy smartphones.
Not only this he also says that the new chip Snapdragon 8 Gen2 is going to enable the fastest and most powerful Galaxy performance. Additionally, the ecosystem connectivity is also getting easier and more seamless the performance will also last with less environmental impact.
Along with all this, the upcoming device especially the Galaxy S23 Ultra is going to last longer with enhanced durability, sustainability, and reliability. TM Roh further says –
- At a time when the stakes are higher than ever, we’ve raised the bar by pushing boundaries for the mobile experience — delivering our most powerful mobile experiences you’ll continue to love for years to come.
