More images of the Android clamshell Samsung Galaxy Folder 2 surface

Almost every day, the Samsung Galaxy Folder 2 is the subject of some new photographs. What makes the SM-G1600 so darn interesting is its form factor. This is an Android powered clamshell device. Besides all of the recent pictures that the phone has posed for, it also found enough time in its busy day to be certified in China by the TENAA regulatory agency. That was back in July, which means that some might consider the Galaxy Folder 2 overdue for its official introduction.

The handset is an entry-level device with a 3.8-inch screen carrying a 480 x 800 resolution. The Snapdragon 425 chipset is under the hood, featuring a quad-core 1.4GHz CPU and the Adreno 308 GPU. 2GB of RAM is inside along with 16GB of expandable native storage. An 8MP camera is in back with a 5MP front-facing shooter handling selfies and video chats. Keeping the lights on is a 2000mAh battery. A trip it made to the FCC keeps up hopes that the phone will be offered in the U.S., although to be honest that would appear to be a long shot.

One of the images in the slideshow shows the Galaxy Folder 2 running up a score of 23,434 on AnTuTu. The unit will be available in Gold, and priced at the equivalent of $250 USD. Now we just need Samsung to make it official,


source: Playfuldroid