Samsung is working on two Galaxy S7 variants

Samsung just might be working on two variants with different sizes for their screen displays for the Galaxy S7. Shortly after the Korean tech giant unveiled its latest gadgets, a local source has tipped that the company is already hard at work with the next flagship smarpthone.

According to GForGames, the upcoming Galaxy S7 will have a 5.2-inch variant and a bigger 5.8-inch variant. The device will also reportedly boast of a 4K display. However, it was not specified whether both or only one of the variants will be featuring the aforementioned resolution.

Many tech users might be convinced that a 4K screen display for the Galaxy S7 is a hugely far-fetched idea. Still, it must be noted that it is not such a huge surprise if and when Samsung manages to pull it off. After all, Sony had already unveiled the world's very first 4K smartphone - the 5.5-inch Xperia Z5 Premium - with 808 ppi.

A 4K display for the Galaxy S7, as Tech Times has pointed out, could most likely translate to 847 ppi for the device's 5.2-inch model, and 759 ppi for the 5.8-inch variant.

In addition to the Galaxy S7's impressive display, it will also reportedly feature 4 GB of RAM - which is relatively smaller than the 6 GB of RAM that many Galaxy users have expected. That said, it would appear that those who are waiting for a mobile device with 6 GB of RAM will have to wait for the Galaxy Note 6 to come out. That is, if the upcoming phablet will sport the aforementioned feature.

Users are hopeful that the Korean tech company will actually debut by the end of this year, as rumors have stated. However, considering that a 2016 release date sounds to be more plausible, it would appear that launching the flagship smartphone this year is highly unlikely.

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