A couple of hours ago we published a news about the roadmap for updates to the new version of Android 6.0 Marshmallow for Samsung terminals. In it we found two terminals, which although at the moment are awaiting approval by the developers to receive the latest Android update, it is on the list of terminals to update. These devices are named, Galaxy A5 and Galaxy A7.
Precisely about these devices we are going to talk and it turns out that several images have been leaked that show the physical appearance of the future devices of the Korean brand. In these images we can see how this second generation of devices will incorporate several nice changes with respect to the first generation.
The first thing we can highlight about this leak is that the new Galaxy A5 and A7 will be made of metal, which gives a leap in quality with respect to the first generation of this range of products.
Galaxy A5 and Galaxy A7
There are rumors that the new Galaxy A5 will incorporate a 5'2 inch screen with Full HD resolution. Inside we would find a processor manufactured by the Koreans themselves, the Exynos 7 and together with this SoC, it will be accompanied by a Mali T720 GPU for graphics and 2 GB RAM memory. On the other hand, its internal storage will be 16 GB and will incorporate a microSD slot to expand said memory.
As for the Galaxy A7, it will be equipped with a 5'5 inch screen with Full HD resolution. Inside, this time it will be Qualcomm the manufacturer that will provide its quad-core Snapdragon processor to move the device. Your RAM memory, according to rumors, will be 3 GB and it will have 16 GB of internal storage, with the possibility of expanding its capacity through a microSD slot.
Both phones have the same rear camera 13 Megapixels and a 5 megapixel front camera. Compared to the current generation, the new A5 will have some design changes, such as the relocation of the speaker that is now in the lower part, as well as the rear camera will be relocated along with the Flash. Finally, comment that both devices will run under Android 5.1.1 Lollipop, waiting for the Korean brand to update the device to Android 6.0 Marshmallow. Samsung, for its part, has not commented anything on its availability, so for the moment we are left without a launch date, as well as we do not know its price. And to you, what do you think of these terminals?
