The Samsung Galaxy S20+ continues to reveal its characteristics through the leak of a prototype. This time we learn more about its screen and its internal characteristics.
The Samsung Galaxy S20 series has been in the news for several days, and for good reason. Now, a reporter for the XDA-Developers site was able to get hold of a lot of information thanks to an anonymous source with a prototype of the S20 Plus in his possession.
The Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus offers a totally new screen compared to that of the Galaxy S10 Plus launched in 2019. On the prototype of XDA-Developers, the screen offers a definition of 3200 x 1440 pixels and a ratio of 20:9. This is versus 3040 x 1440 and 19:9 for the previous generation.
This means that the screen will be slightly higher than that of its predecessor. As some rumors predicted, the screen will have a refresh rate of 120 Hz. This improves the fluidity of the display and animations.
SAMSUNG CONTINUES WITH ULTRASONIC FINGERPRINT SENSORS
Samsung integrates fingerprint readers under the surface of the screen on its smartphones. However, unlike its competitors, these readers rely on ultrasound technology, rather than optical technology.
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This choice had received mixed reviews on the Galaxy S10, but it seems that Samsung is not going to abandon this technology with the S20. XDA-Developers were able to confirm that an ultrasonic fingerprint reader will be integrated into the Galaxy S20+.
It is not yet known whether this reader will use Qualcomm’s new 3D Sonic Max solution, which greatly increases the size of the reader.
Galaxy S20+ RAM AND BATTERY
The Latest elements revealed by XDA-Developers are related to the S20+ RAM and battery. It would be equipped with 11 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage.
The smartphone would use a 4,500 mAh battery. A nice increase in capacity compared to the 4100 mAh battery of the Galaxy S10+. But still small compared to the huge 5000 mAh battery reserved for the Galaxy S20 Ultra.
Keep in mind, however, that the phone seen by the site is a Galaxy S20+ 5G, which could, therefore, have a larger battery than the possible 4G LTE version.
