I will be  SHA-256 for sure (in my opinion)

This is actually good information for the ASIC buyer since they have the market through out the world. Hopefully shipping and get the product in hand will be resolved hereafter they came inside the mining product manufacturing.

If they manufacture hardware to mine the btc, eth and litecoin also initially fine but in future they have to come with the mining expert cards like RX 470/570 and etc...

My opinion, is etherum as they are a memory/processor chip company. One of the reasons why we always said Eth would be resistant to ASIC is because the high cost of memory. With Samsung providing their own chips and with their deep experience with development, I could see them doing this.

FACKING AWESOME !!!! Its about time Bitmain had real compition they cant bully out of business. Hopefully Samsung will do it right not like bitmain who flood oversell miners ruining investors ROI.

It should be good for this game. Most of ASIC chips were fabricated by TSMC, so the miner price is a way high.

Perhaps they have to reconsider the risk and exposure even though the market is huge. With Bitmain is flooding the market with new batches of miners at the moment, they have to come out with something much better and more efficient. Difficulty is skyrocketing with new miners from new makers as well. Adoption of their technology is key, if they are better well we all end up upgrading our miners and back to same position, same low return where everyone have equal powerful miners. Eventually, it's good to have imbalance/shortages of miners even if it's artificial. But the moment everyone on the planet have miners, I wonder what would be the yield by that time.

If samsung enters the Bitcoin ASIC market, there will be a rise in price that offsets the addition of hashrate. ASIC mining has long left the smaller miners behind, it has already moved into the datacenter territory.

All the dumbass people that buy an asic then spend 3 months trying to make it quieter and cooler running it in their home rather than running it in a proper server farm will cry, but all the real companies will welcome the additional hardware.

I don't like ASICs
-They gobble up electricity(yes I know they are more efficient pr watt but that doesn't help when they skyrocket the difficulty).
-Creates allot of noise and heat making them less attractive for regular people to mine with at home, thereby causing the blockchain to be less de-centralized.
-If mining on their algo becomes unprofitable then they are basically bricks that will be discarded(GPUs are still useful for mining other algos, or for gaming, and other applications).
-Shitty quality(or so I've read)
-One company basically have monopoly and can threaten security on blockchain.
-Insane price gouging.

mining hardware become more cheaper then if this become mass products

mmm wonder what their intentions are, start. sell some asics at the start of project and build a HUGE mining facility End. goto start