As per the report, Samsung’s demand and efficient supply of Galaxy S9/S9+ parts have been confirmed and the phones are set to enter production in January.
It is almost given that Samsung is working on the successors to the Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy S8+, and they will be named the Galaxy S9 and the Galaxy S9+, respectively. Over the past few days, we have been seeing case renders and specifications of the device. Now, new information has revealed online, suggesting that the phone will enter the mass production phase very soon. As per the report, Samsung’s demand and efficient supply of the Galaxy S9 and S9+ parts have been confirmed and the phones are set to enter mass production in January.
The report further states that Samsung had ordered the required parts for the devices a few months ago, where initially the main board was mass-produced. The smartphones are expected to adopt an SLP motherboard, allowing the device’s internal to have more space for carrying a massive battery. Samsung Electro-mechanics, Korea Circuit, Daedeok GDS, and Ibidene have taken the charge of mass producing those boards. The Galaxy S9’s front camera module is also in the production phase, and it is said to be developed by Partron and Power Logics.
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As per our exclusive renders based on CAD designs of the phone, we know that Galaxy S9+ will have a dual-camera setup placed in a vertical arrangement. The production of this dual-camera module hasn’t been started yet. Samsung and SEMCO are said to start the mass production of dual-camera and single-camera modules for the Galaxy S9 and S9+ in the next few weeks. Both the handsets are expected to be announced by Samsung at the MWC 2018 exhibition.
The phones are expected to be available by early March in important markets like the US. Samsung is expected to manufacture finished products two months from January 2018 and is said to release the device officially in March 2018.
