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Samsung Galaxy A71: New renders reveal an atypical camera design

Posted on November 23, 2019 By Jarvis

New image renders show us exactly what we can expect to see from Samsung’s upcoming mid-range phone, the Galaxy A71 — including its impressive camera array.

The Samsung Galaxy A71 is set to have a quadruple rear camera and a cut-out selfie camera according to the image above. The rear camera are set to be arranged in an unusual rectangular shaped module, while that selfie snapper will be set into a large 6.7-inch screen which is likely to boast an in-display fingerprint reader.
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