Samsung sells Galaxy A24 phones in Malaysia, claiming to be equipped with 16GB memory

CTOnews.com, May 13 (Xinhua)-- Samsung first launched the Galaxy A24 phone in Vietnam in April this year. Recently, the phone was launched in Malaysia, but there was controversy in the official propaganda, which claimed that the phone had 16GB memory.

Samsung Galaxy A24 phones sell for 999 ringgit in Malaysia, and people who buy the phone before May 31 can get a free one-year extended warranty worth 99 ringgit (currently about 154.37 yuan) and a transparent shell worth 79 ringgit (currently about 123.18 yuan).

Samsung offers a 5-year security update, 4 major Android updates and a 2-year warranty for the Galaxy A24 phone.

In the official promotional map, a controversial point is the display of "16GB+256GB", adding "* *" at the end to comment, but gives the intuitive impression that the machine is equipped with 16GB memory.

CTOnews.com note: in the final note, Samsung said that the Galaxy A24 phone is equipped with 8GB memory, in addition, users can use the built-in RAM Plus software tools, and then expand 8GB's virtual memory, a total of 16GB.

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