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The phone comes with up to 8GB of RAM and up to 128GB of internal storage which can be expanded up to 1TB with the help of a microSD card.

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The company is offering a 6.5-inch Full HD + Super AMOLED Infinity-O display with a refresh rate of 120Hz in the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G. Also Read - Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4, Galaxy Z Flip4 to be available for pre-booking in India starting August 16 Customers who pre-book the phone will get Rs 3,000 cashback or Rs 2,000 Samsung Finance + cashback offer on the purchase of the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G. Customers can buy this phone from retail stores as well as and online stores. This device will be available for purchase from March 25. The pre-orders of the phone will run from March 21 to March 31.

Also Read - Instagram, Messenger will soon get WhatsApp-like security feature: Check details Sale, Offer This device is available in Black, White, Light Blue, and Peach color options. The phone’s 6GB RAM + 128GB storage variant is priced at Rs 34,499 and the 8GB RAM + 128GB storage variant is Rs 35,999. Samsung Galaxy A53 5G comes in two variants.

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Also Read - How to place Google Password Manager Shortcut on your Android's home screen Price The Indian variant is similar to the global version. The new mid-range Galaxy A-series smartphone, which debuted globally with the Galaxy A73 5G a few days ago, has been launched in the country at a starting price of Rs 34,990. Russia's invasion of Ukraine has 'further spotlighted the need to secure our critical supply chains', Biden said at the plant, underscoring the importance of bolstering technology partnerships among 'close partners who do share our values'.Samsung has finally launched Galaxy A53 5G in India. That was demonstrated in May when US President Joe Biden kicked off a South Korea tour by visiting Samsung's sprawling Pyeongtaek chip plant. The supply of memory chips has garnered global geopolitical significance recently, with leading governments scrambling to secure advanced chip supplies. 'Profitability decreased from the previous quarter at some degree due to rising costs of components and logistics as well as negative effects of foreign exchange movement,' it added.īut overall, the weakness of the Korean won against the US dollar benefited the company, it said in the statement, 'resulting in an approximately 1.3 trillion won ($994 million) company-wide gain in operating profit compared to the previous quarter.' 'Overall market demand declined from the previous quarter amid geopolitical issues and concerns over inflation on top of continued weak seasonality,' it said. Samsung, which is also a world leader in handset production, said demand and profits from its smartphone division were down from the first quarter. Samsung is the market leader in memory chips, but it has been scrambling to catch up with TSMC in the advanced foundry division, which makes high-tech microchips for other companies. The vast majority of the world's most advanced microchips are made by just two companies - Samsung and TSMC - both of which are running at full capacity to alleviate a global shortage. The new chips will be smaller, more powerful and efficient, and will be used in high-performance computing applications before being put into gadgets such as mobile phones.

In June, the company became the first chipmaker in the world to mass-produce 3-nanometre microchips as it sought to match and eventually outpace Taiwan's TSMC in the race to manufacture the world's most advanced chips. 'Earnings in the Memory Business improved both year-on-year and quarter-on-quarter as the Company focused on meeting solid demand for servers,' Samsung said.

achieved a record high quarterly profit,' Samsung said in a statement, adding it had both expanded its product line-up and increased the supply of chips to global customers. The company's 'system semiconductor businesses. South Korean chip powerhouse Samsung Electronics said Thursday that second-quarter operating profits were up 12.18 per cent, with record profits in its system semiconductor division despite global supply chain woes.

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