The Samsung Galaxy A90, A40, and A20e could all be coming to Europe
So far, Samsung has announced three new Galaxy A-series models. The company, however, has a number of other devices up its sleeves and from the look of things, at least three of these will be coming to Europe.
Kicking things off with the most expensive model, a product page for the upcoming Galaxy A90 has been found on Samsung’s UK website. This smartphone was initially referenced as an exclusive for the Chinese market but it seems as though this isn’t the case. In terms of what can be expected, rumors point towards an all-screen design paired with a unique pop-out camera system that also rotates. This should allow users to use the rear cameras for selfies.
Joining the Galaxy A90 will seemingly be the much cheaper Galaxy A40. As its name indicates, this device will probably sit directly between the Galaxy A30 and Galaxy A50. It’s expected to include a triple-camera setup on the rear coupled with a large 6.4-inch display. In terms of pricing, a recent leak suggested it would cost €249 across Europe – that’s the same price as Motorola’s Moto G7.
Lastly, the Samsung UK website made reference to the Galaxy A20e. Unfortunately, this smartphone’s specs and design remain a complete mystery. If its name is anything to go by, though, it’ll probably sit somewhere between the recently-announced Galaxy A10 and the regular Galaxy A20 which is rumored to be on the way.
Kicking things off with the most expensive model, a product page for the upcoming Galaxy A90 has been found on Samsung’s UK website. This smartphone was initially referenced as an exclusive for the Chinese market but it seems as though this isn’t the case. In terms of what can be expected, rumors point towards an all-screen design paired with a unique pop-out camera system that also rotates. This should allow users to use the rear cameras for selfies.
Lastly, the Samsung UK website made reference to the Galaxy A20e. Unfortunately, this smartphone’s specs and design remain a complete mystery. If its name is anything to go by, though, it’ll probably sit somewhere between the recently-announced Galaxy A10 and the regular Galaxy A20 which is rumored to be on the way.
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