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Digitimes October 1, 2026 By DIGITIMES positive

Samsung raises Galaxy S26 prices in South Korea seven months after launch

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Under pressure from rising memory prices, Samsung Electronics has raised the South Korean launch prices of its Galaxy S26 series about seven months after release. Most models went up by KRW149,600(US$110), while the top-end Galaxy S26 Ultra 1TB rose to KRW2.8215 million.
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