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| Samsung is hosting another Unpacked event on March 17th |
Samsung's latest products were released a couple of months ago, but it looks like the South Korean tech giant has enough shiny new devices to host another Galaxy Unpacked event on March 17th.
The invitation to the event is called "Galaxy Awesome Unpacked" and the company explains how everyone can be surprised at the event.
Although we haven't heard much about the phone that officially hosted the Galaxy Unpacked event, rumors indicate that the new products include a range of mid-range 5G phones that are likely to complement last year's phones (such as the Galaxy A51). .
In mid-January, Samsung presented this year's flagships the Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21 Plus and Galaxy S21 Ultra at an online event.
All are equipped with 5G and their gear starts at $ 800, which is $ 200 less than their predecessors.
Although the company has cut prices in part due to the current environment during the coronavirus pandemic, $ 8 million could be prohibitively expensive for millions of the unemployed. This is what the Galaxy A series does.
It's interesting how strong Samsung is in its upcoming 5G phone line, as the Galaxy A51 is the most popular phone of the past year.
In addition, at the Unpacked event, it is hoped that Samsung will have broader support for the mmWave 5G standard for the mid-range mobile line as the A51 5G only supports the 6GHz sub standard.
With the rapid expansion of 5G coverage and the commencement of migration and travel during 2022, all major standards in support of 5G networks will become increasingly important.
The Galaxy A series includes affordable phones like the A71 5G at $ 71, the A51 5G at $ 500, the A21 at $ 240, and the A11 at $ 180.
The decision to introduce cheaper devices is the opposite of the past few years: Apple and Samsung have set the standard base price for their flagship phones at $ 1,000.