For the operation of the new smartphone would obviously Google's Android version 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich). Performance is ensured by the four-core processor of Samsung Exynos 1.4 GHz clock frequency.
It cooperates with Mali GPU-400MP GPU (the same layout as in the Galaxy S II) and 1 GB of RAM. Applied Super AMOLED screen is 4.6 "(about 0.5" less than the Galaxy Nexus) with a resolution of 1280x720 pixels, resulting in a pixel density of 320 ppi (4/4S iPhone is 326 ppi).
Built-in memory has a decent capacity of 16 GB with microSD memory card which can be extended for another 32 GB. The new smartphone uses a standard SIM card (instead of MicroSim) and has a pretty good battery capacity of 2050 mAh. There were also support NFC.
Galaxy S III (if this name is maintained) has a camera with a resolution of 8 MP, which is exactly the same as its predecessor. It is not known whether this is the same sensor, or its improved version.
Concerns relate only to appear. Vietnamese Tinhte.vn service reported that the test S3 was hidden in the temporary housing, and the final version of the smartphone will be slightly different.
It cooperates with Mali GPU-400MP GPU (the same layout as in the Galaxy S II) and 1 GB of RAM. Applied Super AMOLED screen is 4.6 "(about 0.5" less than the Galaxy Nexus) with a resolution of 1280x720 pixels, resulting in a pixel density of 320 ppi (4/4S iPhone is 326 ppi).
Built-in memory has a decent capacity of 16 GB with microSD memory card which can be extended for another 32 GB. The new smartphone uses a standard SIM card (instead of MicroSim) and has a pretty good battery capacity of 2050 mAh. There were also support NFC.
Galaxy S III (if this name is maintained) has a camera with a resolution of 8 MP, which is exactly the same as its predecessor. It is not known whether this is the same sensor, or its improved version.
Concerns relate only to appear. Vietnamese Tinhte.vn service reported that the test S3 was hidden in the temporary housing, and the final version of the smartphone will be slightly different.
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