Samsung Galaxy S5 tipped for March release in London

Samsung Galaxy S5 tipped for March release in London

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Premium Galaxy S5 might sport a mix of stainless steel and plastic not a full metal body

Numerous rumors have suggested that there’s a high chance the Galaxy S5 will come in a standard and a premium variant, with the latter sporting a metal body. However, a report from the Korean media says that the premium Galaxy S5 won’t feature a full metal construction; instead, the device will employ a stainless steel battery cover while having its other components made out of plastic, a move made to reduce the weight of the smartphone.

There’s no telling how much truth there is behind the new report, but it might come as disappointment to those who were expecting a fully metal Galaxy S5. But then again, if the stainless steel and plastic combo means we’ll be able to access the battery, an ability competing “metallic” phones lack, then it’s a decision we’ll certainly not be complaining against.

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Premium Samsung Galaxy S5 – A Combo Of Stainless Steel and Plastic

We’ve been looking out for Samsung Galaxy S5-related info for quite a while now, and our efforts have paid off as we now have a pretty good idea of what to expect from Sammy’s upcoming flagship.

At this point, the general consensus is that we’ll have at least two Galaxy S5 versions: a regular one, made out of plastic, and a “Premium” model which might be built out of metal and come with a flexible display. The latter was rumored, at one point, to come with a diamond-like coating, but a new report straight out of Korea is claiming otherwise. Join us after the break for more.

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According to the Korean media, the “Premium” version of the Galaxy S5 will be built out of metal, but not in its entirety. According to “industry sources“, the Galaxy S5 will come with a Stainless Steel battery cover, while other components of its case will be made out of plastic.

We’re not entirely sure how this works, but this decision has allegedly been made in order to reduce the weight of the device. Of course, one way to make sure the smartphone is “lighter” would be to use materials like aluminum and magnesium. Previous rumors have suggested just that, but the new report is claiming that Samsung has abandoned the idea due to undisclosed “supply chain issues”.

Well, what do you think? Does a Galaxy S5 made out of stainless steel and plastic sound appealing? Let us know in the comments section.

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The Samsung Galaxy S5 will have an AMOLED display but LTPS product from Sharp!

We have in recent years been able to know the AMOLED display products directly from Samsung and it was quite reasonable to think that this particular type of panel would be adopted even on the Galaxy S5 . Unfortunately, however, a voice coming from China informs us that for production problems, Samsung will not take on his next top range of this type of panel, but instead will use a display type  LTPS (low temperature polysilicon). The panel will be directly produced in Taiwan by Sharp and the reason for this change is due to a considerable difficulties encountered in that Samsung would produce AMOLED display with a resolution of 2K. Moreover, his change of direction would have occurred even seen the growing interest in and commitment to the development (and production?) of flexible displays for its future devices.

In any case, remember that even the display LTPS can be perfectly able to handle very high quality images because in addition to being able to support a very high number of pixels (in this case the resolution 2K), appear to have a very high response speed, high brightness and a life time generally higher (even more than the normal AMOLED). At this point it is confirmed again as the Galaxy S5 will not have a flexible display (currently only present on LG G Flex ) but will only increase the number of pixels on the panel guaranteeing in any case definitely a very high quality.

It may seem curious surely the Korean companys choice to outsource the production of the display of the Galaxy S5 to Sharp , however, remember that Samsung currently has in his hand a piece of the company Nipponica bought last spring (which may make the news more than likely! ).

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