The design and possible specifications of the Samsung Galaxy M51 is seen in a filtration

With 2020 something more advanced, this first quarter of the year begins to allow ourselves to several mobile mid-range on the table. Samsung is one of the companies with a catalog of more extensive and, in particular, your family M is one of the most popular.

OnLeaks has leaked in full the final design of the Samsung Galaxy M51in addition to dropping some of the possible specifications of the same.

Hole side and camera module

The new line of Samsung, like the high-end, is made up mostly by a huge camera module on the back side and a hole centered on the panel. It seems to be, according to the leaked information, that the family M will try to differentiate itself with respect to this design, counting the M51 with a hole in screen located on the left side of the device.

This hole allows a good utilization of the front frame, which accompany each side also well-used. The lower frame, as is usual in Android, is larger. What you do not give it to the camera module. Of great size and with three sensors along with an LED flash, dress up the rear of the device, which we can also see a fingerprint reader. It seems that Samsung book readers under the screen to the rest of the ranges, opting for the traditional in this family M.

At the level of dimensions, according to OnLeaks, the device will have 162.6 x 77.5 x 8.5 mm. The camera abultará rather, coming to make the mobile phone has 9.2 mm of thickness if we have what occupies the module.

At the level of specifications there are several rumors. Among them, a panel of 6.3 inch with FullHD resolution+ technology and IPS, no AMOLED here. Regarding the processor, it is rumored that it will come hand-in-hand a proposal from Qualcommwhich would be good news. Regarding the RAM is expect versions with up to 6 GB, all this for a price of about $ 250.

Via | OnLeaks

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