Samsung has officially stated that Samsung Galaxy S III will not be part of the event on March 22. Rather, the company stated that the device will have an exclusive event of it’s own. Galaxy S III, as per it’s specifications, is one of the neatest pieces of hardware that will come our way this year.
It is one of the thinnest smartphone devices this year, having a bare 7-mm thickness. But this slim smartphone packs a very awesome experience. It has a Super AMOLED Plus display and a quadcore processor. Moreover, it comes with a fine 8-megapixel camera and full HD video recording. It also features LTE and HDMI output.
The availability of LTE feature has made some analysts speculate that maybe Samsung will debut the device at North America first. But this, then, would not be in line with Samsung’s last two devices. For now, we have no official word on the release date of the device but this sure is a smartphone worth waiting for.
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