Samsung unveils new Galaxy series
KARACHI: Samsung Electronics, the global technology leader, has recently launched a fascinating new range of Galaxy A3/A5/A7 2017 smartphones in Pakistan, which promises to make the consumers’ life more convenient and special, a statement said on Saturday.
It has a sophisticated metal and glass design, long-lasting battery, advanced camera, and improved processor, it added.
This series includes the Galaxy A7 LTE DS smartphone with a 5.7-inch FHD S AMOLED screen, Galaxy A5 LTE DS with a 5.2-inch FHD S AMOLED screen and the Galaxy A3 LTE DS with a 4.7-inch HD S AMOLED display.
For the first time on the Galaxy ‘A’ series, the smartphone offers IP68 standard - water and dust resistance, allowing it to withstand the elements, including rain, sweat, sand and dust, the statement said. The Galaxy A users can easily back up data and images through Samsung Cloud, it added.
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