Samsung Galaxy A Quantum is an A71 5G with a random number elimination engine

Since Samsung rearranged its distances to create the A-series, Samsung Galaxy A models have been counted in bulk. Not included in the drawings is a specific model with random number generators, and that is the basis of the new Samsung Galaxy A Quantum, a new signal is being launched in South Korea in partnership with SK Telecom.

Samsung Galaxy A Quantum is basically the Samsung Galaxy A71 5G with a new name too new chip inside. It's a QNRG either a random quantum generator number, which is capable of generating random numbers without a pattern and is completely uncertain.

Samsung Galaxy A Quantum data sheet

Extremely random numbers

Externally, the Samsung Galaxy A Quantum is no different than any other smartphone, and especially the Samsung Galaxy A71 5G, where it shares 99% of its DNA. It is the end with Exynos 980, 8 GB of RAM, A 6.7-inch AMOLED screen and a 64 + 12 + 5 + 5 MP quad camera.

Inside, there is little change. The first one is included a quantum chip random number generator, which is capable of generating random numbers without a pattern and is completely uncertain. This small chip is 2.5 x x 5 mm in size. Unlike some other random number generators, this ensures complete penetration from the smallest, depending on the sound is captured by a CMOS sensor LED

This random random generation has applications for security, biometric identification and the generation of typing buttons. Customers will be able to take advantage of the extra security provided by the chip in a variety of operator services, such as T-ID or SK Pay ID.

The Samsung Galaxy A Quantum goes on sale officially on May 22, the pre-order period begins tomorrow. Its official price is 649,000 Korean won, approx 489 euros for a change.

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