- The Samsung event is over.
We already knew just about everything
that was supposed to be announced,
but some of the stuff was new-ish.
Kind of a surprise, but maybe not really.
There's so much that was covered in this event
it's close to impossible to go over every detail.
I'm going to do my best to deliver a quick rundown
to everyone that doesn't want to sit there
and watch an hour and a half video.
Let's get going.
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They started with the new Galaxy Fold device,
so now, we have a foldable display
that's coming to the market in April, for like, $2,000.
Now you're looking at a guy that spent $1,000
on a pair of LV earbuds, so I'm kinda used
to blowing cash on stupid technology,
but this price tag made me cringe.
It was kinda painful,
so I'm not gonna say anything else
about this foldable display during this video,
let's forget it even exists,
because it's not going to anyways,
no-one is going to buy it.
Let's get the big stuff out of the way right now.
They kept the headphone jack, you heard me correct.
So, go grab your wired earbuds, over the ear headphones,
dust them off, shine 'em up, put a smile on your face,
we know that wired audio always sounds better than wireless.
So I'm glad Sammy decided to keep the 3.5 headphone jack.
From me to you, Sammy, thank you.
I know you were listening.
We got three models out of today's event.
The Samsung Galaxy S10e, thought to be the S10 Light,
the S10 and the S10+.
Let's have a quick overview of these colors.
You can get Prism White, black, green and blue
in all three models.
There's also a canary yellow that you can get
on the S10e model.
The S10+ also comes with a ceramic white and black,
which, from the looks of it, these two really stand out
and are Samsung's premium devices.
More to come later on those two.
A quick rundown of the displays.
They're all AMOLED, which is Samsung's staple screen
that sets the standards for all other screens
within the industry.
Sporting the Affinity O, O, Infinity O display,
with the camera under the display,
with a precise laser cut-out in the screen.
They're all HDR 10+ certified as well.
Now, onto the difference between these displays.
The Galaxy S10e is a 5.8 inch full HD resolution,
2280 by 1440 with a PPI of 438.
The Galaxy S10 is a 6.1 inch quad HD resolution,
3040 by 1440 with a PPI of 550!
And the Samsung Galaxy S10+ is pushing
a 6.4 inch quad HD resolution, 3040 by 1440
with a PPI of 520?
So the resolution on the S10 and the S10+ are the same,
but the S10 has a higher PPI.
I'm eager to view these two displays side by side
and see if the human eye can actually tell the difference.
All devices have the latest Snapdragon 845 processor.
Now, on to some more exciting features.
Let's talk about this camera.
Samsung pushed out its best camera to date
on the Galaxy Note 9, now they're taking that framework
and enhancing it on the S10 models.
The front-facing camera on the S10e
and the S10 are the same.
Both have a 10 megapixel lens with an aperture of f1.9
and a field of view of 80 degrees.
This field of view is kind of a big thing
that Samsung's really pushing this year, so pay attention.
The S10+ plus has all that plus
some extra enhancements specific to the + model,
that's why they call it the +.
Because it's plus more!
It has a second 8MP camera with a field of view
of 90 degrees and an f2.2 aperture.
This is, this is a bit of a letdown.
I was hoping for a front-facing wide angle.
I wanna get everybody in the picture.
Let's move on to the rear-facing, or the main camera.
This is where things start to get exciting.
The S10e has a dual camera with optical image stabilization,
10 times digital zoom and HDR10+ recording,
I don't even know what that means
but I'm so glad to have it!
The first lens is a 12 megapixel wide angle camera
with a field of view of 77 degrees,
and a dual aperture of f1.5 to f2.4.
The second lens is a whopping 16 megapixel ultra-wide camera
with a field of view of 120 degrees and an aperture of 2.2,
you heard me 2.2.
The S10 and the S10+ have a triple lens setup,
with all the features of the S10e model
and some extra goodies built in.
The first lens is a 12 megapixel telephoto lens,
the second is the same as the first lens on the e model.
The third lens is the same 16 megapixel wide
that's on the e model as well.
These cameras are so full of features
and little extras everywhere,
it's basically too much to go over in this video.
So I'm just going to say, we are all in for a treat
AI, machine learning, all that goodness
is coming along with it, so you can expect
to take a picture, but the algorithm,
artificial intelligence, it's gonna take
a better picture for you.
Moving on to the new reverse charging feature.
Now, this is pretty cool.
You can take another wireless charging device,
put it on top of one of the S10s
and share the battery with its friends.
But what they didn't tell you during the event
is this feature only works with Samsung technology.
So at the moment, it's not designed to work
with let's say an iPhone, not saying it won't charge it,
but it's not designed to.
It's optimized to work with Samsung products.
I will of course try this out right away,
test to the limits and share my findings with all of you.
Onto the batteries.
The e model has a 3100 mA battery,
the 10 model has a 3400 mA battery,
and the + model a 4100 mA battery.
Now, let's take a peek at the storage options we have.
The e model comes with 6GB of RAM
and 128GB of internal storage.
It also has an option of 8GB of RAM
with 256GB of internal storage.
The S10 offers 8GB of RAM with 128GB of storage
or 8GB of RAM with 512 internal storage.
This is where it gets exciting.
The S10+ offers three options.
First, 8GB of RAM with 120GB of storage,
second 12GB of RAM with 512GB of internal storage,
third is reserved just for these beautiful ceramic versions,
12GB of RAM with 1TB of internal storage.
This is going to be expensive, I absolutely promise.
We also have dual SIM options for you travelers out there,
and of course, Samsung kept
the expandable Micro SD storage as well.
All in all, this device is going to be
the one to beat in 2019.
Samsung pulled out all the punches on this one.
I could keep you here for another 25 minutes
going over all the features, but I feel like
we covered the important stuff.
Well, almost.
We didn't talk about Bixby.
All you need to know is Samsung has finally made
this button remappable.
Which means, if you want to turn off Bixby
or replace it with something else,
something a little bit more friendly
and intuitive like, oh, I don't know,
the Google Assistant, now you can do that naturally
within the settings.
You don't have to download a third-party app to do it.
There are serious signs within this unpacked event
that Samsung is really starting to listen
to its consumers, and I applaud them for it. (claps)
Good job, Samsung.
Good job, thumbs up.
This device is available for pre-order at 12:01 a.m.
According to Verizon's website,
that is tonight at midnight.
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