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Samsung raises prices of most Galaxy S26 smartphones by US$100

Over the last year, prices for consumer electronics such as laptops, gaming consoles and smartphones have risen as manufacturers grapple with an unprecedented shortage of memory chips driven by the artificial intelligence boom and the buildout of data centres that require this component.

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三星将大部分Galaxy S26智能手机的价格上调了100美元。

Samsung implemented the changes across its S26 portfolio just weeks after Apple introduced a pricier iPhone 18 Pro line and increased the cost of older models such as the iPhone 17 and iPhone Air. — Reuters

Samsung Electronics Co raised prices across most of its Galaxy S26 smartphone lineup, the latest example of consumer-tech brands passing costs on to consumers amid a persistent memory shortage.

The Galaxy S26, S26+ and 26 Ultra have all jumped in price by US$100 (RM408), now starting at US$1,000 (RM4,085), US$1,200 (RM4,902) and US$1,400 (RM5,719) respectively. The highest storage tier for the Ultra, a 1TB model, has increased by US$200 (RM817) and now costs US$2,000 (RM8,170).

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