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Samsung could be working on 4 dual-camera phones - Galaxy C7 (2017) joins the fray

By Peter Kostadinov

Updated: Jul 13, 2017, 5:48 AM

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Samsung is patiently prepping for a lion's leap onto the dual-camera train that has already left the station. We are already mentally preparing ourselves for the Galaxy Note 8, which is the prime high-end candidate to carry Sammy's dual-cam solution, but it might not be the first device to debut the imaging solution. Samsung seems to have a grand total of four dual-camera devices in the pipeline as we speak.

Aside from the high-profile Galaxy Note 8 that we already mentioned, a bunch of entry-level and mid-range Galaxy phones are also heavily rumored to come with two cameras aboard.

Those would likely be the Galaxy C10, a special variant of the Galaxy J7 (2017), and now, a new possible candidate pops up - the Galaxy C7 (2017). As per a leak originating from a Chinese leakster, Samsung will launch this device soon as internal tests have reportedly concluded.

Judging by last year's Galaxy C7, the C7 (2017) will most likely be an upper mid-range device that will cater to those on a tighter budget. We've got no info on the possible specs of the handset, but rest assured we will keep you in the loop!

Although it will most likely be mainly sold in South Korea and China, there's the possibility for it to hit select Western markets. Why do we think that? Well, last year's Galaxy C7 was available on B&H Photo Video, so chances are the new one will be available at some point as well.

source: @mmddj_china via GSMArena

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