Verizon’s Samsung Galaxy S20 has mmWave 5G but coming with less RAM

Samsung recently launched a new handset, which supports the 5G network. Samsung Galaxy S20 is the new model released by Samsung which comes with Verizon’s ultra-wideband millimeter wave 5G network.

The new Samsung Galaxy S20 coming with 8GB RAM, which is 4GB less when compared with the standard model. The Verizon model doesn’t include the micro-sd card slot in the handset. This says the handset should comprise in front of the standard model of Galaxy S20.

The Galaxy S20 5G UW costs $999.99, which is the same price as the Galaxy S20. Samsung Galaxy S20 launched in March, and this handset is the first model that supports the 5G network. Though the standard model of Galaxy S20 supports 5G, only the S20 plus, and S20 ultra support the faster mmwave connections.

The Samsung Galaxy S20 supports the 5G network but compromised other features in it. The handset can be used on Verizon’s network, but only supports LTE.

 

Source: theverge.com