갤럭시 5형제 베일 벗었다…삼성 첫 온라인 언팩<br /><br /> Samsung Electronics has unveiled a new set of Galaxy phones and devices.<br />The five new products revealed online on Wednesday include the Note 20 Series, Galaxy Z Fold 2 and Galaxy Watch 3.<br />Kim Dami has more.<br /> <br /> Samsung Electronics' fresh new set of 'Galaxys' has been unpacked.<br />After throwing large-scale unpacked events in the past, this edition was live streamed online for the first time due to the COVID-19 pandemic. <br />But connecting with some 3-hundred fans and a million viewers worldwide, the unpacked show was as glamorous and lively as ever. <br />Samsung is confident its latest devices will lead the next normal era of non-contact technology.<br />"Together, they're part of the growing Samsung ecosystem. At the end of the day, we're about empowering you, so that in these difficult times, you can focus on what really matters."<br />As enjoyed by pro-gamer Myth, Samsung's Galaxy Note 20 allows users play video games connected to their phones.<br />Its pen now reacts 80 percent faster than its predecessor.<br /> The Galaxy Note 20 is available in two models,... one regular flat display model and the ultra model with a six-point-nine inch display.<br />Launching on August 21st, they'll go on sale for a thousand U.S. dollars and 12-hundred dollars respectively. <br /> The tech giant's second edition of Z Fold is back...this time larger and wider.<br />Calling the foldable phone innovative, K-pop group BTS also unboxed and played around with what's been labeled as the most advanced flexible display ever.<br /> Made out of recycled materials, Samsung's Galaxy Buds Live have three microphones each side with an additional voice pickup unit, minimizing background noise when users answer calls.<br /> With these latest devices, Samsung aims to wrestle back the number one spot in the global smartphone market that it lost to China's Huawei in the second quarter.<br />In fact, because of the global crisis, only around 60 to 80 percent of Samsung's Galaxy S20 series were sold last quarter compared to a year ago.<br /> On top of the latest Galaxy gadgets,... the South Korean tech giant plans to boost its profitability by introducing more affordable products.<br /> It will set up Galaxy studios across Seoul for customers to take a closer look and expand the 'Galaxy To-go' service where people can rent smartphones before they actually purchase the device.<br />Kim Dami, Arirang News. <br />
