Samsung Planning To Release “Galaxy S II Plus” For Mid Range Users
Samsung Galaxy S II was the most successful and most selling device in the 2011, and it was launched in the same year. Now, its 2013 and it seems like Samsung is going to bring a follow up device to Galaxy S II. Galaxy S II was really a master piece from the Korean manufacturer as it brought the first ever dual core mobile processor to the markets. Of course last year Galaxy S III was released and it did well in the market and later Samsung also released Galaxy S III Mini which did not do that well. Now, Samsung is planning on releasing a new smartphone called Galaxy S II Plus. It will be directed to low and mid range user base. When we look at the design of the device, it is almost identical to the original Galaxy S II but it has some fewer features than the Galaxy S II, which might be the reason why it will be bringing a lower price tag.
Specifications
If we talk about the specs it will bring the same 4.3 inch Super AMOLED Plus display with a lower resolution of 480 x 800. In addition to that, it will be running on the latest Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean which is a plus point and that’s not it, it will also bring Nature UX. Some of the features that were included in the Galaxy S III like S Voice, Voice Unlock, S Beam, Smart Alert, Popup Video, Smart Stay and others are also included in the Galaxy S II Plus.
Of course it will be bringing a microSD card slot and you will also find a dual core 1.2GHz processor along with a TI OMAP chipset under the hood. The device is also powered by 1GB of RAM and it will feature 8GB of internal storage. On the back, it will come with an 8MP of camera which will be capable of recording 1080p videos and it will also feature LED camera along with zero shutter lag.
Other features include 3G connectivity, Bluetooth 3.0, WiFi, FM Radio, 2MP front camera and a 1650 mAh battery. It will be available in both Chic White and Dark blue colors. It will come in a very affordable price tag and suitable for budget conscious users.