Samsung's four-camera cell arrives in Colombia

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The Galaxy A9 brings 128 GB of storage and went pre-sale this week in chain stores.

                                                                   

Four lenses powered by artificial intelligence, 128 GB of storage and 3,800 mAh of battery are some of the main components of the Galaxy A9, the first quad-cell phone. The model, which was presented by the South Korean firm Samsung months ago, arrives in Colombia this week.

The promise of Samsung with the Galaxy A9 is to offer premium features, good performance and a look very close to the high range.

For example, it has an Octa Core 2.2GHz processor, present in last line models and 6 GB of RAM, which facilitates the performance of the device with several simultaneous processes. Its 3,800mAh promise enough load for a whole day in everyday conditions, but also integrates artificial intelligence (AI) to reduce energy consumption according to the user's usage patterns.

"Today's users demand equipment that allows them to create and share quality content instantly and easily," says Lina Aristizábal, Marketing Manager of the Samsung Colombia Mobile unit.

The Galaxy A9 has a memory of 128GB, and expandable memory capacity up to 512 GB through a micro SD card.

The presale in the country started this first week of December. The A9 will cost around two million pesos and will be available in chain stores, cellular operators and Samsung stores in three colors: Black caviar, Blue lemonade and Pink chewing gum.