Samsung G3812B Galaxy S3 Slim latest model

Samsung G3812B Galaxy S3 Slim

The hardware performance of the Samsung G3812B Galaxy S3 Slim is quite a bit better than the hardware performance of the Gigabyte GSmart G1315. This is because it has a 0.67 GHz faster processor, 3 more processor cores, and 0.74 GB more RAM. The quality of the Samsung G3812B Galaxy S3 Slim's display is significantly superior to the display quality of the Gigabyte GSmart G1315. This is a result of having a 79 PPI higher pixel density as well as a higher screen resolution for an overall clearer and sharper visual experience. The camera quality for both the Samsung G3812B Galaxy S3 Slim and the Gigabyte GSmart G1315 are extremely similar. This is hardly surprising, given that they have the same maximum 5 MP photo quality. A maximum possible storage capacity of 40GB versus 32.51GB leaves the Samsung G3812B Galaxy S3 Slim on top by a slight amount when compared to the Gigabyte GSmart G1315. Having 7.49 GB more storage space gives the Samsung G3812B Galaxy S3 Slim more room for multimedia such as games, apps, videos, music, and photos.

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Samsung GT-I8200 to be a New Galaxy S III Mini Value Edition 2014

Samsung GT-I8200 to be a New Galaxy S III Mini

Samsung’s Galaxy S III Mini was originally released in November 2012 as a cheaper, less advanced alternative to that year’s S III flagship. It’s still a popular smartphone around the world, and at the moment it can be bought for around $230 unlocked. At $230, the S III Mini is already a pretty great value-for-money handset, so we were baffled to learn that a new “Value Edition” of it may be introduced soon. According to SamMobile, the Galaxy S III Mini Value Edition has the model number GT-I8200 - that’s a slight upgrade from the model number of the original S III Mini (GT-I8190). Unfortunately, there are no images to show the S III Mini Value Edition, and neither details on its features. We checked the FCC and the Bluetooth SIG, finding that the GT-I8200 was approved by both certification bodies last month (December 2013), so it appears to be a brand new device. There are two variations of the handset listed at the Bluetooth SIG: a GT-I8200N, which is seemingly made for Europe, and a GT-I8200L for South America. The FCC tested only the GT-I8200N, revealing that it comes with dual-band Wi-Fi and 3G (1900 MHz). The sketch of the GT-I8200N seen at the FCC suggests that this new S III Mini looks a lot like the old one, possibly exactly the same. Its specs (display, processor, etc.) could also be similar. We can only guess that the Galaxy S III Mini Value Edition will be cheaper than the model that’s currently available. But why exactly would Samsung bother to launch it? We don’t know, but perhaps the company will shed some light on this soon. It's said that Samsung plans to introduce a Galaxy Grand Lite and a Galaxy Note 3 Lite next month, so maybe the S III Mini VE will be unveiled then as well.

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Samsung Galaxy of S5 New Model

Samsung Galaxy of S5 

The Samsung Galaxy S5 is the latest challenger from the South Korean brand to launch into an ever more crowded market, but at least this time the phone has focused on what users might actually want rather than useless gimmicks. The Galaxy S4 was a strong phone in spite of the insistence that being able to wave your hands over a phone or scroll with your eyes was a good thing. The Galaxy S5 takes the DNA of that handset and improves on it in most areas. It's a quiet improvement though, which may disappoint a lot of people looking to see the world's highest-res display and an all new metal chassis, but it's one that at least delivers where consumers need it. Samsung Galaxy S5 review If you're looking for a phone that reinvents the smartphone again, in the same way the Samsung Galaxy S2, HTC Desire or iPhone 4 managed, you're going to be rather disappointed with what's on offer from South Korea. However, if you're after a better camera, a brighter screen, a faster processor and a more solid design, then the Galaxy S5 will mostly deliver all you'd be looking for. Samsung Galaxy S5 review The company explained to me what it considered to be the core tenets it stuck to when creating the Galaxy S5, and they show a renewed focus over the predecessor: a better camera, faster connectivity for web browsing, personal fitness tracking, protection, and a 'modern and glam' look (its words, not mine).

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