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- The Samsung Galaxy S20's headlining feature is its upgraded camera, which comes with a 64-megapixel sensor on the S20 and S20 Plus model and a massive 108-megapixel sensor on the S20 Ultra.
- The phones also have improved screens that are capable of reaching higher refresh rates, which should make navigating the phone's software feel snappier.
- Taken together, the new features on the Galaxy S20 indicate that Samsung is putting much of its resources into the camera.
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With its newest flagship smartphone, Samsung is betting big on the camera.
The company took the wraps off the Galaxy S20 on Tuesday, the latest addition to its flagship Galaxy S lineup. The three new phones, which go on sale March 6, have the same general look and feel as their predecessors, but with upgraded camera sensors that the company claims should make them better at capturing detailed photos.
The Galaxy S20 comes in three variants: the standard Galaxy S20, which starts at $1,000 and has a 6.2-inch screen; the $1,200, 6.7-inch Galaxy S20 Plus; and the 6.9-inch Galaxy S20 Ultra, which starts at $1,400.
Here's a look at the most significant new features you're likely to notice the most when picking up a Galaxy S20.