Samsung Galaxy S III Supposed Prototype Looks Hot, Ultraslim
February 1st, 2012 | by Thrystan |
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Now that the entire web has find out that Samsung will NOT the Galaxy S III smartphone to MWC 2012, it’s time to check out other rumors. I’ve seen my share of Samsung Galaxy S III concepts and renders, but the picture you see below is quite new to me, so let’s take it as a fresh leak, if you will. I have no idea what this prototype/mockup is, but it looks like something Samsung would do.
It’s curved a bit, hinting at a flexible AMOLED display maybe, although I’m sure we won’t see that on the Samsung Galaxy S III. Rumors have agreed that we’re waiting for a quad core Exynos CPU smartphone, with a 4.6 inch 720p display, a 12 megapixel camera and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich as the OS. Other extra features that people seem to like are 2 GB of RAM and a 3D display, but I can’t guarantee we’ll see them on the new flagship from Samsung.
If you have any idea who created the phone in the image above, feel free to give credit where it’s meant and help us figure out what brand this device belongs to. In other news, Samsung promised to launch the Galaxy S3 separately from the MWC event, in a conference that will take place sometime in the first half of 2012. Excited?
[via software2tech]
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5 Responses to “Samsung Galaxy S III Supposed Prototype Looks Hot, Ultraslim”
By Dewey on Feb 1, 2012 | Reply
With the rumors ramping up about the Galaxy S III, as much as I want to believe that what we’re seeing is the real thing…however, to me at least, the pic above looks awfully similar to the one Samsung showcased at CES this year:
http://www.digitalcupcake.net/2012/01/11/samsung-flexible-transparent-displays-ces2012/
Would love to see curved screens on the next generation Galaxy phone though!!
By Bill on Feb 2, 2012 | Reply
I hope that is not the S3, trust me, I WANT to see the fleixible displays more than anyone else, but I want the S3 to be a rectangular slab with a little Bezel as possible, it’s whats inside the phone which counts more than whats on the flexible outside.
By Jon Garrett on Feb 2, 2012 | Reply
world’s ugliest phone. it looks like it was sitting too close to a fire and began to melt.
By plethora on Feb 4, 2012 | Reply
There are at least 3 other players in the bend-able screen market. All this is leading up to scroll-like devices that can be rolled out on a flat surface. The part that seems a little implausible to me is how in the world they expect us to pocket this thing. I can see us all with tube-cases on our belts.