Samsung plans to enable all entry-level models to support 5G networks, such as "streamlined" screens and cameras

CTOnews.com, December 26 (Xinhua) in the past year, more and more countries and regions have popularized 5G network, and Samsung has also begun to introduce 5G support in entry-level models, and the goal is to make all models support 5G network. However, compared with the 4G LTE model, Samsung has "streamlined" some of the 5G models.

Take the Galaxy A13 5G and Galaxy A13 LTE as an example. Although the 5G model supports 5G network and has a faster processor, it has lower screen resolution and fewer rear cameras than the LTE model.

CTOnews.com learned that Samsung's adjustments to a number of entry-level models, such as the Galaxy A32, show that although Samsung will equip it with a faster processor and support 5G network, and will use 5G as the default option for entry-level models, it will reduce the configuration of screens, cameras and other parts to reduce costs.