Does Japanese Firm Supply the Galaxy S8 Batteries? What’s up with Samsung SDI?
A rumor said that the Samsung Company will contract out batteries from a really different manufacturer just after it explained the explosions happened to Note 7. With the severe level of checking not to say that Samsung’s units are going to be though an X-Ray scan before being declared safe to use, honestly, we think that the primary supplier of Galaxy S8’s batteries would be by Samsung SDI.
It is rumored that Murata Manufacturing is the supplier for the Galaxy S8’s batteries.
As previously rumored, Samsung SDI would be the main supplier of the S8’s batteries. This rumor was heard before the company announced the findings of the Note7 blast. Therefore, it seems that it is not the battery but the destructive design of the Galaxy Note that was responsible for those incidents happened. Then, the latest rumor came out with a different story (via The Android Soul): the main supplier of the upcoming S8’s batteries goes to Murata Manufacturing.
Murata had conquest Sony’s battery maker department after the later left without any profit. Supposed that Murata is true to be the main supplier for the S8’s battery, it would mean that it also ended the rumored corporation between LG and Samsung.
It is rumored that the Galaxy S8 will come out with a larger-sized screen and a 3.250 mAh battery and even it is later expected to have a 3.750 mAh cells. The release will be announce on March 29th. Samsung also will show up at MWC 2017 to provide a small sneak preview as the Android flagship lineup perfection.
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