Next January 14 will be the day dedicated to the presentation of the Galaxy S21 family. The new top of the range made by Samsung have been waiting for weeks. These days the news about it multiplies and new details emerge.
Thanks to the usual ice universe, we can discover a feature of the Galaxy S21 Ultra. Through a post on Twitter we learn that Samsung’s absolute flagship will have an unprecedented display.
In particular, the device can count on WQHD + resolution equal to 3200 x 1440 pixels. Also the panel will have the adaptive refresh rate of 120Hz, making it extremely soft and sensitive.
There is a lot of anticipation for the new Samsung Galaxy S21
👏Galaxy S21 Ultra realizes that WQHD + resolution and 120Hz adaptive refresh rate can be activated at the same time pic.twitter.com/FpiB8jAxyC
– Ice Universe (@UniverseIce) January 5, 2021
To make matters worse the two functions will be activated simultaneously, greatly improving the visual representation. In fact, to be able to show off, the biggest benefits will be streaming multimedia content and games.
Certainly the Galaxy S21 Ultra screen handling will also be supported by powerful new SoCs. Both the versions with Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 and those with Exynos 2100 may have an increase in power compared to the previous generation.
As for the other features of the Galaxy S21 Ultra, we can wait three cuts of internal memory (128/256 / 512GB) and 12GB of RAM. The battery will be 5000mAh with support for fast charging and optimized consumption. The photographic sector will be enhanced with respect to the other two models and will be characterized by four cameras. They will find space andoptics 108MP main lens, 12MP ultra-wide lens, and 10MP dual telephoto lens. Samsung’s new flagships will also debut with Android 11-based proprietary One UI 3.1 interface.
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