Samsung Galaxy S23 Series: Ready for Crisp 8K Video, Know the details
Delhi : The Samsung Galaxy S23, which is expected to go on sale in the first quarter of 2023, will be the year's top Android flagship and the one to beat. The probable specifications and design of the gadget have been the subject of various leaks and rumours.
A new rumour that the forthcoming flagship from the South Korean tech giant would offer high quality, high frame rate video recording is now making the rounds. At least the top-tier Samsung S23 Ultra will offer 8K video recording at 30 frames per second.
Ice Universe, a well-known tipster, predicts that the Galaxy S23 series will include an upgraded camera with high-resolution video recording and support for 8K video recording at 30 frames per second. If the rumour is accurate, the Galaxy S23 smartphone will be one of the very few mobile devices to provide video recording in 8K resolution at 30 frames per second. It will also be the first product from the company to do so.
The first phone from Samsung will be the ones from other companies that currently provide this capability with their flagship models. The tipster also underlines the letter "S23," which indicates that the entire series will receive the new upgrade. In addition, the dumps offered little information on the phones.
According to recent reports, the Galaxy S23 series will have a satellite communication system as part of its flagship lineup, much as the iPhone 14 family. According to reports, Samsung and Iridium are collaborating to develop this feature. To create voice and data connection, the business has 66 low earth orbit satellites.
The introduction of the flagship series is anticipated to take place in February 2023, and leaks further indicate that the Galaxy S23 series would come with a unique Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 CPU. Furthermore, according to rumours, the Samsung S23 Ultra's main camera will use the 200MP Samsung ISOCELL HP3 sensor, which Samsung's image division made available to the public earlier this year.
Furthermore, it shouldn't be shocking if Samsung decides to enter the 200MP camera market with the S23 series considering that Xiaomi and Motorola's flagships already use the inferior ISOCELL HP1 200MP sensor.
