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Samsung to launch its Galaxy A 2018 series in India on 10 January: Report

The new device from Samsung will be unveiled on 10 January and will be the first in the "A" series to be available only on an online platform.

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Indo Asian News Service|Jan 04, 2018, 00:11:39 IST
South Korean tech giant Samsung is set to refresh its popular "A" series in India with the launch of 2018 edition device in the second week of January.[caption id="attachment_4285881" align="alignleft" width="380"]Samsung Galaxy A8 and Galaxy A8+. Samsung YouTube. Samsung Galaxy A8 and Galaxy A8+ 2018. Samsung YouTube.[/caption]Industry sources told IANS that the new device will be unveiled on 10 January and will be the first in the "A" series to be available only on an online platform."Galaxy A8" (2018) and "Galaxy A8+" (2018) with flagship-like features made a global debut last month. However, only one variant will be introduced in India on Amazon.in, the sources added.The device will come with "Infinity Display" which was exclusive to the company's flagship smartphones including Galaxy S8, S8+ and Note 8."With the release of the Galaxy A8(2018) and A8+(2018), we're bringing features from our flagship smartphones, such as the 'Infinity Display' and our first dual front camera with 'Live Focus'," Junho Park, Vice President of Global Product Planning, Mobile Communications Business, Samsung Electronics, said in a statement.
Other features will include support for "Samsung Pay", a mobile payment and digital wallet service (with MST), IP68 water-proofing, dust resistance and fast-charging with USB Type-C.
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First Published:Jan 04, 2018, 00:10:05 IST
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