Galaxy Z Fold2 to be unveiled in China on September 9... Photos registered with certification agency

Photo of Registered 'Galaxy Z Fold2' Released During Radio Certification Process

[Asia Economy Reporter Han Jinju] The Galaxy Z Fold2 has been spotted by Chinese regulatory authorities. It is set to be unveiled locally on the 9th of next month.

On the 17th (local time), IT specialist media SamMobile reported that photos of the Galaxy Z Fold2 taken from various angles were uploaded on the website of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (TENAA). Although the detailed specifications have not all been disclosed, the photos were revealed during the process of obtaining radio certification ahead of the launch. The side view shows a triple camera setup with a prominent camera bump, reminiscent of the Galaxy Note20 Ultra.

Samsung Electronics plans to hold a separate Galaxy Z Fold2 unveiling event in China on September 9, and sales in China are expected to begin as early as the 18th of next month. At the online Unpacked event held on the 5th, it was announced that after the global unveiling on September 1, pre-orders would start on the 2nd, with deliveries beginning on the 18th. It is also highly likely that pre-orders will start domestically from the 17th of next month.

The model number of the Galaxy Z Fold2 is SM-F9160, manufactured in Vietnam, and supports 5G networks. The main screen size is 7.6 inches, the cover screen is 6.23 inches, and it is equipped with the Snapdragon 865+ chipset. The camera setup includes a triple lens with 64MP (telephoto), 12MP (wide-angle), and 12MP (ultra-wide) sensors. It is reported to have 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. It will be released in two colors: Mystic Bronze and Black, and a limited edition 'Galaxy Z Fold2 Thom Browne Edition' will also be launched.

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