Samsung has launched a ?quantum? version of the Galaxy A55 with a security chip |
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Samsung has unveiled the ?ultra-secure? Galaxy Quantum 5 smartphone, which is a special version of the Galaxy A55 model. By ?protection? the company does not mean strengthening the case, but improved security algorithms to ensure the privacy of personal and payment data of users. The main difference between the Galaxy Quantum 5 and the base model is the built-in S2Q000 quantum cryptography chip. It combines a random number generation process and Samsung Knox features to improve security when logging into banking and payment applications. Otherwise, the specs are unchanged: the device gets a 6.6-inch Super AMOLED ![]() ![]() The novelty can be purchased only in South Korea at a price of 618,200 won (approximately $465). |