Samsung, a major electronics company from Korea, will produce its new AI-dominated Galaxy S24 series at their India factory for both domestic sales and exports, according to senior officials in the firm, speaking here.
Galaxy S24 series — company’s latest flagship device focusing on AI-based applications for enhancing productivity, such as real-time voice call and message translation in some languages, including Hindi, created better image editing effects to suit content creator’s needs and armor Corning glass Gorilla.
“This is a product of tomorrow. Though we hear the world talk about AI as the next big thing, Samsung India President and CEO J B Park brings it live to us through the Galaxy S24 series, saying that he was ‘very happy’ with announcing the manufacturing process via the SG Noida factory in India”.
He announced that from January 18, consumers in India would be able to pre-order the Galaxy S24 series smartphones, and sales could start in January.
Samsung named Galaxy S24 series smartphones, priced along with storage capacity of devices in the spectrum between system memory (ROM) and 8GB ROM to RAM 1 TB. The devices will be offered in the price range of Rs 79,999 to Rs 1,59,999 from India.
As such, at Samsung, we have been leading premiumization in India. I am confident that it will be the driving force behind the Indian AI revolution running Galaxy S24”.
Raju Pullan, Senior Vice-President (Mobile Business) of Samsung India, said that the entire S24 series will be manufactured in India not only for Indian markets but also as a part of Samsung’s global production.
“The entire Galaxy S24 series will be manufactured in India, for India, and it would also go on sale to the rest of the world from here,” Pullan said.
The firm has formulated promotional offers to attract Samsung S series users. For Indian customers, there is a separate announcement. The upgrade program for India enables consumers to purchase Galaxy S24 Ultra 512 GB at almost the same effective price as that of Galaxy S23 Ultra 1860, which has been halted in terms of what it offers.
