BATANGAS - The press got a chance to test drive Samsung's first smartphone with triple cameras, the Galaxy A7, during a media launch held here on Wednesday.
The Galaxy A7, which will retail for P17,990 starting Oct. 27, is still considered mid-tier despite having 3 cameras.
It can capture "unrestricted" wide-angle photos thanks to its 8MP 120° ultra wide lens. It also has a 24MP main camera and a third 5MP "depth" lens.
The Korean smartphone maker said the A7's 24 megapixel camera with f1.7 aperture ensures crisp photos in any lighting condition.
Like other mid-tier phones, the A7 also has AI features with automatic scene detection, AR emojis and built-in selfie filters on top of its 24 megapixel front camera.
The LIVE FOCUS function helps users achieve the Bokeh effect.
When it comes to design, it carries a 6.0 inch Full HD Super AMOLED Infinity Display, side fingerprint sensor and seamless curves.
source: news.abs-cbn.com
MANILA - Samsung launched on Thursday the Galaxy A9, its first smartphone that features 4 cameras in the rear, as well as the galaxy A7, its first phone to feature 3 cameras at the back.
The Galaxy A9 sports a first-of-its kind rear quad camera, that includes a 10MP telephoto camera with 2x optical zoom, an 8MP 120 degree ultra wide lens, a 5MP depth lens, and 24MP main camera.
The Galaxy A9 also features a 6.3 inch super AMOLED screen with 1080 x 2220 pixel resolution, 6GB RAM, 128 GB of storage with an option to add micro SD card up to 512GB, and a 3800 mAh battery.
It also has a curved glass curved back.
The Galaxy A9 will be available in the Philippines on Dec. 1, with a suggested retail price of P32,990.
The Galaxy A7 meanwhile features a 8MP 120 degree ultra wide lens, a 24MP lens, and a depth lens.
It also features a 6-inch super AMOLED display with a 1080 x 2220 pixel resolution, 4GB of RAM, 64GB of storage with an option to add a micro SD card up to 512GB, and a 3300 mAh battery.
The Galaxy A7 will be available in the Philippines starting Oct. 27 at a suggested retail price of P17,990.
source: news.abs-cbn.com
