Samsung has reportedly partnered with Qualcomm to use ultrasonic readers in the two higher-end S10 models while the third model will use an in-house optical reader (the type used in current phones).
An ultrasonic reader is about 3 times more expensive than an optical one. However, it captures a 3D image of the finger, making it more secure but also more resilient – it’s not affected by grease or water, for example.
The Samsung Galaxy S10 is expected to be unveiled in February and become available in March.
Analysts from IHS Markit are predicting that next year a whopping 100 million phones with an in-display fingerprint reader will ship, marking a clear transition away from the old school readers.
2nd Images are just for information purpose but fingerprint image true
SOURCE http://m.theinvestor.co.kr/view.php?ud=20180827000622
An ultrasonic reader is about 3 times more expensive than an optical one. However, it captures a 3D image of the finger, making it more secure but also more resilient – it’s not affected by grease or water, for example.
The Samsung Galaxy S10 is expected to be unveiled in February and become available in March.
Analysts from IHS Markit are predicting that next year a whopping 100 million phones with an in-display fingerprint reader will ship, marking a clear transition away from the old school readers.
2nd Images are just for information purpose but fingerprint image true
SOURCE http://m.theinvestor.co.kr/view.php?ud=20180827000622
