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Samsung announces Galaxy S23 prices, launch bundles in India



Samsung launched the Galaxy S23 series yesterday, but it’s only now that the Indian division released the detailed pricing for the Asian country. And it brings good news and bad news.

The bad news is all versions got a price increase compared to the Galaxy S22 series. It’s relatively minor INR2,000 on the vanilla S22, more noticeable INR10,000 on Galaxy S22+ and rather significant INR15,000 on the Ultra.

The good news is the Plus and Ultra models come with increased 256GB storage on those base versions, so unless you planned on getting a 128GB unit the difference is not huge. Also India…



Article Source: Gizbot

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