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- Samsung announced its latest Galaxy S phones during a press event in San Francisco.
- The Galaxy S20 lineup features three new models: the $999.99 Samsung Galaxy S20, $1,199.99 Galaxy S20+, and the $1,399.99 Galaxy S20 Ultra.
- Online pre-orders for the phones begin on February 21 at 12:01 a.m. ET, but the phones will be in stores on March 6.
- We'll keep updating this post with Galaxy S20 deals and promotions from carriers and retailers as we learn more.
Samsung has finally gone fully 5G ready with its lineup of phones for 2020, aptly named the Samsung Galaxy S20 series. Announced during a press event in San Francisco, there are three new flagship models: the Galaxy S20, the Galaxy S20+, and the Galaxy S20 Ultra.
This new series of Samsung phones reinvents the phones' camera architecture to merge artificial intelligence (AI) software with an even larger image sensor than before. The Galaxy S20 and S20+ have 64-megapixel (MP) cameras, while the S20 Ultra comes packing a whopping 108MP camera. All three phones support 8K video capture as well.
These phones also solidify 5G connectivity as standard across the lineup, whereas last year saw just one Galaxy S phone with the newest level of cellular data transfer. The S20+ and S20 Ultra phones support a slightly more advanced form of 5G known as millimeter wave, which operates at a higher, unused frequency of 24GHz, making room for larger data streams.
So, how much do these new Samsung phones cost, and when is the Samsung Galaxy S20 release date? Well, prepare to wait a while to spend a lot of money.