Samsung announced that it will be merging the Galaxy J series smartphones with the Galaxy A series.
By Tech Desk |New Delhi |
Updated: April 10, 2019 3:02:38 pm
Samsung has announced that it will be merging the J-series smartphones with the A-series.
Samsung’s new range of Galaxy A series devices will replace the older Galaxy J series. In a new video on Samsung Malaysia’s official YouTube channel, the tech giant has announced that it will be merging the J-series smartphones with the A-series. The video was first spotted by Sammobile.
Samsung started the new A series with the Galaxy A10, A30 and A50 smartphones being announced in February. The company soon followed it by launching Galaxy A20 and A70. It seems that the Korean technology giant is now focused only on expanding the Galaxy A-series and has decided to discontinue their other budget series lineup – the Galaxy J series
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As compared to the J-series, the A-series smartphones of Samsung offer better specifications at competitive prices and aim to take on the influx of budget smartphones by Chinese smartphone makers such as Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo and Huawei.
