Samsung Company is set to reveal its Galaxy S III device tomorrow in Europe. From a 4.8-inch body, the handset has shrunk into 4 inches that will have similarity with the iPhone 5’s size. Reuters reported that the latest version will have its launch event in Europe and no words were thrown whether the smaller variety of Galaxy S III will reach the U.S or not. Although Samsung, the Apple’s rival company, didn’t tell important details on bringing the model in US, but it made confirmation on the device’s name: the Galaxy S III mini. JK Shin, head of Samsung Mobile Communications, told TechCrunch.com “GALAXY S III mini will come with 4’’ display and we are going to unveil the product tomorrow (October 11th).”
Engadget.com got some leaked info about the phone from MobileGeeks, the website says that the S III Mini may be a little bit more mid-range than the current model. The smaller version is expected to have a price of 399 euros or $510. Even the phone will have a 4-inch Super AMOLED display, the site suggests that it will only be having 800 x 480 which is a lowly pixel per inch rate of 233. It also points out that the S III’s quad-core Exynos processor will be replaced with an STE U8420 chip locked at 1 GHz. The phone will have 1GHz of RAM and 5-megapixel camera which is located at the device’s rear view.
The publication giant, Reuters, cited Shin, Samsung’s spokeswoman, saying: “We think there’s strong demand for 4-inch screen models in Europe.” The publication was also told that the Galaxy S III Mini would not be an entry-level model—contrary to the leaked info from MobileGeeks.












