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Samsung Raises Prices of Most Galaxy S26 Smartphones by $100

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.

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Samsung Raises Prices of Most Galaxy S26 Smartphones by $100
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.
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