The first Galaxy Unpacked event of 2023 will be held on February 1 at 1 PM Eastern, according to a statement from Samsung.
Unlike the occasions from the previous year, the company is at ease giving a presentation in person, and it is inviting the media to The Masonic Auditorium in San Francisco.
Rumors Float Around As To What The Event Might Entail
For its forthcoming flagship launch event, Galaxy Unpacked 2023, Samsung has handed out media invitations, which will be live and also streamed on Samsung's YouTube channel, Samsung Newsroom, and Samsung.com.
The tech juggernaut distributed invitations with the Unpacked logo and three spotlights casting three circles, SI Showcase writes.
Given that the circles themselves resemble the camera placement on the Galaxy S smartphone series as well, it is simple to conclude that three smartphones are on the way.
It can be remembered that historically, Samsung has highlighted its Galaxy S range of devices at the Spring Unpacked presentation.
In fact, the Galaxy S22 family and a pair of Galaxy Buds made their debuts in 2022, which is why outlets assume that for this year, the Samsung Galaxy S23 series will be highlighted.
These non-folding smartphones will probably try to amaze with better cameras, performance, and perhaps even a few unexpected features.
Samsung has not specified what to anticipate, but by including a possible triple-camera teaser in the invitation and the details of its pre-order plans, it is subtly hinting at the introduction of the Galaxy S23.
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The Samsung Galaxy S23 Series Is The Most Anticipated Part Of Unpacked 2023
On February 1, Americans can allegedly start placing reservations for next Galaxy products, according to Engadget.
However, before that date, those who sign up for the reserve system will receive $50 in Samsung Credit for pre-ordering one device or $100 for pre-ordering two.
The Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra are the three devices that will make up the Samsung Galaxy S23 series.
According to leaks, Samsung will switch to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 from the Exynos CPUs it now employs in some areas.
While the ordinary S23 and S23+ models may have 50MP cameras, the S23 Ultra may also include a 200-megapixel main camera in place of the 108MP sensor from the previous edition.
Users might notice enhanced selfie cameras, emergency satellite messaging, and possibly a flat display on the Ultra variant even though the appearance may not alter significantly.
Additionally, these devices may provide better night photography and videography in light of the leaks, notably the flagship Galaxy S23 Ultra.
Moreover, all models in the S23 series will have 1,750 nits of brightness, and users can anticipate 120Hz refresh rates for AMOLED panels.
According to The Indian Express, These devices will come pre-installed with the unique OneUI 5 overlay on top of Android 13.
The Galaxy Book 3 Pro and Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360, which are reportedly launching at Unpacked 2023 as well, are also likely to come with AMOLED displays, the most recent Intel CPUs, and other features.
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