Samsung’s newly released Galaxy S8 smartphones are up for pre-registration for Indian customers on the firm’s official website for the country.
Samsung showcased the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus smartphones in late March in New York, which come with a 5.8-inch screen and a 6.2-inch panel, respectively. The smartphone were reported to go on sale in three markets—Canada, S.Korea and the United States, at first on April 21—and then later roll out to other markets, including India, in the following weeks. The pre-registration option, now available, on the Samsung Indian website indicated the models are ready to dispatch to the Indian market for Samsung fans.
The Galaxy S8 and S8+ which come with a 5.8-inch screen and a 6.2-inch panel, respectively, retails a price tag of $720 and $840. Therefore, the two handsets would approximately cost Rs 46, 800 and Rs 54,500 respectively to the Indian customers.
The South Korean tech giant sought to make the Galaxy S8 series "bezel-less," allowing the "Infinity Display" to take up 83 per cent of the front of the device. Both boast double-edged Super AMOLED screens that give the illusion of having no bezels.
Additionally, the firm is also planning to bring variants featuring 6GB RAM and 128GB internal storage option to the handsets.
