Samsung's New Releases GalaxyBook4Edge, Smart Rings, and More
TapTechNews May 21st news, Samsung officially released the new-generation GalaxyBook4Edge notebook in the early hours of today, equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon XElite processor. However, according to the leaker @evleaks, Samsung will also launch a Pro version later.
The following is the list of new Samsung products given by @evleaks:
Notebooks
GalaxyBook4Edge
GalaxyBook4EdgePro
Earphones
GalaxyBuds3
GalaxyBuds3Pro
Smart Rings
GalaxyRing
Smart Watches
GalaxyWatchFE
GalaxyWatch7
GalaxyWatch7Ultra
Smartphones
GalaxyZFold6/Flip6
Previously, rumors said that Samsung will launch three GalaxyZFold6 series foldable phones this year. In addition to the standard GalaxyZFold6 and the high-end GalaxyZFold6Ultra, there is also a highly anticipated budget model GalaxyZFold6FE.
According to TheElec, Samsung is currently considering postponing the release of the GalaxyZFold6FE model. The company plans to only launch the GalaxyZFlip6 and GalaxyZFold6 at the July Unpacked event. It is also rumored that these two foldable phones will offer a variety of color options. Since the GalaxyZFold6Ultra is not mentioned in the report, Samsung may also abandon the release of this model. TheElec said that the reason why Samsung canceled the release of the GalaxyZFold6FE may be the lack of product differentiation and market uncertainties.
In addition, the Bluetooth SIG certification list shows that the highly anticipated Samsung GalaxyRing smart ring is expected to provide 9 models, and it is also confirmed that the GalaxyRing will support Bluetooth 5.4 connection.
According to TapTechNews' previous report, the Samsung GalaxyRing is expected to debut together with Samsung's new sixth-generation foldable phones in July. The product can be used for 5-9 days after a single charge and has a variety of sensors built in to track the user's blood oxygen saturation and sleep status. In addition, the GalaxyRing can also track heart rate, steps and exercise status.
The vice president of Samsung and the head of the digital health team, HonPak, said that he hopes to make the GalaxyRing a charming smart ring so that iPhone users will consider switching to Galaxy phones. He said in an interview: 'We hope that our ring can reach such a level that users are willing to change their phones for it'.
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