#Samsung Galaxy Alpha philippines

The Samsung Galaxy Alpha was quietly released in the Philippines last week with a suggested retail price of Php29,990. Announced back in August, the Galaxy Alpha is an obvious rebuttal to the criticism that Samsung only makes plastic-clad flagship handsets. With a smaller form-factor of just 4.7 inches compared to its siblings the Galaxy S4, S5 and Note 4, the Galaxy Alpha comes with a premium metal frame that is very similar to the Note 4. After countless rumors and leaks, Samsung has finally unveiled the new Galaxy Alpha; a 4.7-inch Android handset that runs on the company’s own octa-core processor with 2GB of RAM and is backed by six-core Mali-T628 GPU. As far as its design goes, the new Samsung Galaxy Alpha looks like a miniature Galaxy Tab S 8.4 with its thin body complete with metal trims around it and a perforated back panel. Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy Book 6 Edge, its first laptop powered by Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon X2 Elite processor. The Galaxy Book 6 Edge comes with a 16-inch anti-reflective AMOLED screen, 1TB of storage and 16GB RAM, and Samsung is putting a big spotlight on what it calls its AI stuff, plus it claims as much as 22 hours of battery life, depending on use. Read more in our articles including "Samsung Galaxy Alpha now selling for Php29,990" and "Samsung Galaxy Alpha now official".