After the Golden Galaxy 1 and 2, Samsung is ready to release a new Android smartphone valve, which should logically be called the Golden Galaxy 3. A device that has also just show for the first time in pictures on the website of the Chinese certification body TENAA.
Many of you may think that the valve size is exceeded in mobile telephony. Well just imagine that it is surely the case in Europe, but it is much less so in Asia, where it still has its form factor small success.
The proof is with the Galaxy range Golden Samsung, which should soon see out its third model. After the Golden and Golden 2, the South Korean manufacturer would indeed be ready to draw his Golden Galaxy 3 from what we have seen recently on GFXBench. The smartphone also awarded certification bodies and TENAA FCC recently.
With two 3.9-inch OLED
And if we speak again today, it is because he has just unveiled for the first time in pictures, as we reported on our colleagues of Android Headlines. TENAA has indeed publish on its factsheet more visual, allowing us to observe it from all angles. It appears here with a metal shell, plastic shell and back and a second 3.9-inch screen, as shown in the last few days by the Chinese certification body.
Samsung Golden Galaxy 3 should indeed be equipped with two 3.9-inch OLED screen with a resolution of 1280 x 768 pixels. To animate this, Samsung would have integrated a octa-core SoC clocked at 2.1GHz, along with 3GB of RAM and 64GB of internal memory (non-expandable). Sensors 16 megapixel rear camera and 5-megapixel front should also be in the game. A beautiful configuration that places the Golden 3 between the middle and the high-end, all running Android 5.1 Lollipop. Unfortunately, the flip format should however have an impact on its thickness (15.1 mm) and weight (204 g).
Like its predecessors, the Samsung Galaxy 3 Golden is expected on the market Asian. It can moreover it crosses the Pacific Ocean, unlike the Golden Galaxy 1 and 2, to be marketed in the United States. It is in any case suggests that appeared on the FCC website. If it materializes, we could therefore expect to see this happen smarphone to Europe.
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