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Samsung Opens Pre-Reserve for Next Galaxy Foldables in India

Samsung today announced that customers in India can pre-reserve the next Galaxy foldables ahead of their global launch.

Customers can pre-reserve Samsung’s soon-to-be-launched foldables by paying a refundable token amount of INR 999. Pre-reservations can be made through Samsung.com, Samsung Exclusive Stores, Amazon.in, Flipkart.com and leading retail outlets across India. Customers pre-reserving the new foldables will receive benefits worth INR 2799 upon purchasing the devices.

Samsung has continued to make its foldables thinner, lighter, stronger and more immersive, combining intelligent AI capabilities with innovative form factors that deliver more personalised and adaptive experiences to set a new standard for the AI era.

Combining intelligent AI capabilities with innovative form factors, Samsung’s next-generation foldables are designed to deliver more personalized and adaptive experiences, setting a new standard for the AI era.

Galaxy Unpacked is scheduled for July 22 in London, U.K. The event will be streamed live on Samsung.com, Samsung Newsroom...

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Microsoft's Maia 300 swaps raw compute for a 2.5x memory bandwidth gain as it moves to make in-house silicon its main AI engine while claiming a 40% efficiency bump — could going the Google route be the pin that pops the Nvidia AI bubble?

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