Samsung is a company that is always working on delivering something new, and a company that is able and willing to offer new stuff whenever they can. This South Korean tech firm is always trying to expand their variation of devices, and this is even more visible after their Note 7 debacle, and partially thanks to that fact now we have something new from Samsung, and it is their Galaxy A3 (2017) which offers plenty features at a reasonable price.
The launch of this phone should happen very soon (at least according to Samsung’a schedule), while many enthusiasts believe that it might arrive later this month at the MWC 2017 event in Barcelona. By the look of the device, it seems that it is a smaller counterpart of the A5, and it will be powered by a 1.6 GHz octa-core processor. The internal storage space will be 16 GB, more than plenty for most users, but for those in need of more it can be expanded with up to 256 GB micro SD card, and all that will be backed up with 2 GB of RAM. Impressive!
The screen will be 4.7 inch AMOLED with a resolution of 720 x 1280 pixels, and on its front, it will host 8-megapixel snapper that will satisfy most of the selfie lovers, as well behave above average when using a video call option. The main camera will be a 13-megapixel unit that will offer the full-fledged HD pictures.
It is expected (and I do not see why it wouldn’t) that this device will have IP68 dust and water resistance certification, which is just another tick on the already perfect list of features. The company’s new smartphone will most likely be launched at the MWC 2017, as it was previously mentioned, but the availability of the gadget has a great question mark hovering “over its head.” This is mainly because of the Samsung’s Galaxy S8 flagship. But whenever the sales start, we know that it will be available in Black Sky, Blue Mist, Gold Sand and Peach Cloud color variants with the price tag of $364. This price makes the new device more than affordable and one of the better smartphones that fit in the mid-range segment.
