Samsung Galaxy S IV teaser video posted as 'plastic body' reports emerge

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By Surbhi Chawla | Updated: 2 April 2013 15:09 IST
As the launch date for Samsung Galaxy S IV draws nearer, the leaks for the device have also increased. The Russian Journalist Eldar Murtazin has mentioned on Mobile-Review.com that he has seen the Samsung Galaxy S IV and it will also have the same plastic build like Samsung Galaxy S III.

He further goes on to state, that Samsung Galaxy S III was heavily modified and transformed. However, one should not expect the same from the forthcoming Galaxy smartphone. Nevertheless, in Murtazin's view the smartphone will sell like hot cakes and will go on to become "Samsung's best sold smartphone."

Samsung is all set to launch Galaxy S IV at an unpacked event in New York on March 14. The Korean smartphone giant has already sent out invites for the event and is also teasing the launch of Facebook and Twitter.

The company has just posted a teaser video on their YouTube channel that does not give out any details about the smartphone. The vague video just opens with the line that, "It is going to be the most amazing product since the TVs went colour. It is going to be very exciting isn't it?" The message in the end reads, "Be ready 4 the next Galaxy".

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Recently, the Antutu benchmark results and all the specifications of the alleged Samsung Galaxy S IV have been leaked online.

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Just to recap, as per past leaks, it is expected that Samsung Galaxy S IV will be packing in Exynos Octa 5410 processor, which clocks 1.8GHz, along with PowerVR SGX 544MP GPU. The smartphone is expected to come with 2GB of RAM. There 2will be an options of 16, 32 and 64GB as internal storage options. Samsung Galaxy S IV will come with 4.99-inch full-HD (1920X1080) display and run Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean) out of the box. There will be 13-megapixel rear camera on-board and a 2.1-megapixel front one. Connectivity options will include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0 and NFC.

 

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