Samsung galaxy s10
Earlier today I told you that the Galaxy S10 might feature UFS 3.0 storage as well as LPDDR5 RAM.
UFS 3.0 storage will arrive next year, while speedier LPDDR5 RAM standard is going to be available in phones in 2020.
The news, this time around, comes directly from Samsung, which took the stage at the 4G/5G Summit in Hong Kong.
According to Android Central, UFS 3.0 will be available in 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB versions, with Micron saying that 2021 phones will bring us the first wave of handsets packing 1TB of data.
A report the other day did say the cheapest Galaxy S10 will have just 64GB of onboard storage. If that’s accurate, then the entry-level Galaxy S10 phone will still rely on UFS 2.1 flash storage.
UFS 3.0 will deliver higher speeds than the UFS 2.1 flash standard used in the Galaxy S9 phones right now.
5G will allow us to transfer vast amounts of data even faster than before so we need more power.
Bandwidth is also something we’re going to need, and that’s what LPDDR5 RAM should deliver, with speeds of 44GB/s to 51.2GB/s. The new RAM tech would also be more efficient than the current LPDDR4 used in mobile devices, with Samsungtouting a 20% reduction in power consumption.
S10 with 5g enabled modem will rumour to have 12 GB RAM.
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