Samsung Galaxy Quantum 2 launches: Snapdragon 855+ chip, quantum encryption, priced at $ 622

Samsung and SK Telecom have officially launched the Galaxy Quantum 2 smartphone in Korea. The smartphone is equipped with a quantum encryption chip to help enhance security. Samsung may launch Galaxy Quantum 2 globally, with the new name Galaxy A82, but there is no official information at the moment.

Galaxy Quantum 2 is available for pre-order in South Korea, with a price tag of 699,600 KRW (about 622 USD). The smartphone is available in 3 colors: black, purple and white.

Galaxy Quantum 2 is equipped with 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED screen, Infinity-O design, QHD + resolution, 120Hz frequency (only at FullHD resolution) and has an under-screen fingerprint sensor.

Inside, the smartphone is equipped with a Snapdragon 855+ processor, although it is a processor in the flagship line of Qualcomm, but was released 2 years ago. 6GB RAM and 128GB storage, with support for microSD card slot.

Behind, Galaxy Quantum 2 owns a cluster of 3 cameras. The main 64MP sensor has OIS optical image stabilization. Next to it is a 12MP ultra wide-angle camera and a 5MP macro camera. The selfie camera has 10MP resolution. The Galaxy Quantum 2 is capable of recording 4K 30fps videos.

The battery capacity of this smartphone is up to 4,500 mAh, with support for 25W fast charging, but the included charger only has a capacity of 15W. Galaxy Quantum 2 supports 5G technology, NFC connectivity, USB-C port and IP67 water resistance.

The quantum encryption chip makes the Galaxy Quantum 2 impossible to hack

The most prominent feature of the Galaxy Quantum 2 smartphone is its quantum encryption capabilities, making it almost impossible to hack. It is equipped with the world’s smallest QRNG (Quantum Random Number Generator) chip (2.5 x 2.5mm), developed by ID Quantique.

The QRNG chip generates completely random codes, doesn’t follow a rule. It works by generating random oscillations using the LED bulb and recording it with the CMOS sensor.

The quantum encryption feature of Galaxy Quantum 2 can support applications of Shinhan Bank and Standard Chartered Bank, as well as many other payment services. In the future, this quantum encoding chip will also support credit cards issued by Samsung.

SKT Telecom Vice President and Marketing Director, Mr. Han Myung-jin, said: “With Galaxy Quantum 2, we have succeeded in expanding the application of quantum security technology for many different types of services. including financial services and security. Our efforts will continue to expand the services offered securely and securely through Galaxy Quantum 2 ”.

Reference: sammobile