Samsung astounded everyone today by announcing four new phones from its international Galaxy line. Samsung has taken a long stride towards its goal and that is to thrive on the Galaxy lineage success. These new entrants will be shown at MWC next month, which is to be held in Barcelona. The phones announced by Samsung today are not currently slated for a U.S. release The phones are:
Galaxy Ace: The Ace sports with a high screen of 3.5- inch HVGA screen (320×480), an 800MHz processor, running Android 2.2, and 5MP camera with flash. Interestingly, this phone is already available in Russia, while in Europe, India and China will get lucky soon.
Galaxy Fit: The fit has a 3.31-inch QVGA (240×320) screen, a 3MP camera, with Android 2.2, and an 800MHz processor. Upon release the Fit will be available in Russia, Europe, India and China.
Galaxy Gio: The Gio boasts of a 3.2-inch HVGA (320×480) screen, with Android2.2,a 3MPcamera and an 800 MHz processor. Coming to Russia, Europe,India and China.
Galaxy Mini: The Mini is thin and quiet attractive, with 3.4-inch QVGA (320×240) touchscreen,3MP camera,with a 600MHz processor and Android 2.2.Available in Russia, and coming to Europe, India and China later.
So you have some mid-level phones here, and that’s actually a market Samsung’s largely ignored over the past year with the rollout of the Galaxy S line. So it’s time to pull up your socks as much more will be revealed at MWC. Stay tuned for the latest update about these new phones when the event gets underway.
Source: Androidcentral
