Two versions of the Samsung Galaxy S5 will begin production in January

There is very little left until the end of 2013, and practically no smartphone to be presented, only one that has yet to reach stores. For its part, Samsung would already be working on the launch of next year, the Samsung Galaxy S5, which would begin mass production in January. By the way, the new terminal would arrive in two different versions.

As always, we cannot speak as if it were an official source, because we know that Samsung will not publish anything until the device is launched. However, data about the device always arrives long before it is launched on the market. In this case, the information has to do with the manufacture of the Samsung Galaxy S5, which could be just one of the great smartphones that the South Korean company will launch next year, being able to present another great terminal that would be part of the so-called Project J. The smartphone it would go into mass production in January, which would allow them to manufacture between 800.000 and 1.000.000 units in the first month, reaching some 6.000.000 units manufactured by February. Let's bear in mind that we would start talking about a possible launch between the months of March and April.

But there is still more, and it is that two different versions of the Samsung Galaxy S5. One of them would be much more premium, with a flexible OLED screen and made with a metal housing. The other version would be cheaper, with a normal OLED screen and made of plastic. It's hard to believe that Samsung would release two different versions of the Samsung Galaxy S5. It only fits the possibility that the metal version with a flexible screen will be much more expensive than normal, but in another case, the most logical thing would be to dispense with the cheaper version, or launch it later as if it were another model. Be that as it may, there will still be a wait, although not too long. Most likely, in the month of January the first really accurate data will begin to arrive on what the terminal will be like, and maybe even a photograph of it.