A new member of the Samsung family has been certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance, all before being officially announced by the company. It will be an entry-level device, not notable for its components and almost certainly oriented to emerging markets such as Nepal, India, Sri Lanka, among others.
The name of this terminal is Galaxy M01, a variant of the already known Galaxy 01 presented in the third week of December last year. At least for the known features in the case of the M01, since we know every detail of the A01 after going through the manufacturer's website.
Some specifications of the Galaxy M01 are known
Between the first details of the Samsung Galaxy M01 there is the Snapdragon 439 eight-core processor, four of them running at 1,95 GHz and the other four at 1,45 GHz. This CPU is accompanied by the GPU that has good graphics performance in the mid-range of phones.
The data previously shown on Geekbench further reveals a total of 3 GB of RAM, the storage will come in two variants, 32 and 64 GB. The model number is SM-M015G / DS, the last denomination indicates that it is a smartphone with Dual SIM and you can use two telephone cards.
Once it has passed through the Wi-Fi Alliance unveils Wi-Fi b / g / n supportIt is one of the few details by not mentioning anything regarding Bluetooth, NFC or other connectivity. What is clear is that it will be a device to consider if you do not require great hardware.
Once the certification has passed, it is quite close to being officially presented by the company, all after the presentation of several terminals this 2020. El Galaxy S20 trio is the highlight of 2020, but not the only thing when launching the Galaxy A31, Galaxy A41, Galaxy A11 y Galaxy M21.
