[Exclusive]: Samsung Galaxy A90 First look: Confirms Triple Camera, Popup Camera and In-display Fingerprint

Two days back we reported about Renders of Samsung Galaxy A20e and today we are back with Exclusive First look of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy A90 which is expected to be the most expensive or Premium device in the A series and features flagship like hardware. Androidpure has received the Case Render of Galaxy A90 that reveal the first look of the device and confirms some of the specific hardware & design details.

Samsung Galaxy A90 Features

As per the case render showed above, Samsung Galaxy A90 features the following:

• A triple Camera module at the rear panel
• No Conventional fingerprint sensor, but the In-display fingerprint sensor at the front
• A pop-up camera
• Notchless Infinity display

Even though the Render above doesn’t reveal the pop-up camera specifically, yet the absence of the notch on display along with a slight cutout visible at the top of the rear panel confirm the existence of a pop-up camera. The in-display fingerprint sensor is also indicated in the render above. On the rear, triple camera module aligned vertically in the middle along with LED flash is visible.

Galaxy A90 is expected to launch during Samsung’s Galaxy Event next week on 10th of April 2019 and we assumed that the company is planning to get their market share back for premium mid-range smartphones which at the moment is dominated by devices such as Poco F1 and others.

Samsung Galaxy A90 Hardware Specification?

Not much is known about the hardware specifications of Galaxy A90, yet rumours indicate that Galaxy A90 may be the first Samsung handset to adopt the Notchless Infinity screen and may use the yet to be announced Snapdragon 700 series SOC chip currently referred to as the ‘Snapdragon 7150. We expected it to debut with a minimum of 6GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage followed by higher variants probably. It may be running Android 9.0 Pie based operating system straight out of the box with a decent battery around 3500mAh to 4,000mAh, but that’s just a guess.

Stay tuned at Androidpure and we will keep you updated.