The flagship Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra will receive an LTPO screen with a frequency of 120 Hz and a resolution of 1440p
For January, Samsung, judging by numerous reports, has outlined the presentation of the flagship Galaxy S21 smartphones. As the announcement approaches, the devices acquire more and more details.
The series will include three models – Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21 +, and Galaxy S21 Ultra. Today, the popular blogger Ice universe, who regularly discloses reliable information about upcoming new products from the mobile world, shared details about the Galaxy S21 Ultra model.
It is claimed that the senior member of the new family will receive a high-quality screen based on low-temperature polycrystalline oxide (LTPO). The panel will be applied in WQHD / 1440p format with a refresh rate of 120 Hz. Obviously, users will be able to lower this figure for the sake of reducing power consumption. The display is rumored to be 6.8 inches diagonally; it will be framed by narrow frames of approximately the same width on all sides.
It has been confirmed that the main multi-module camera will include an improved 108-megapixel sensor – the ISOCELL HM3 sensor. The use of the ToF module is not provided.
It is also reported that the screen of the other two members of the family, Galaxy S21 and Galaxy S21 +, will be able to operate in 1080p / 120 Hz or 1440p / 60 Hz modes.
