Samsung Galaxy Express for AT&T is announced with 4.5-inch screen, dual-core processor
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So, here is what the Samsung Galaxy Express for AT&T has to win our hearts with: on its front we have a 4.5-inch Super AMOLED Plus display, with the Plus part meaning that a traditional RGB pixel arrangement is in place instead of the PenTile one found on many of the maker's AMOLED panels. However, the exact resolution of the screen is not yet mentioned. A 1.5GHz dual-core processor does all the computational weightlifting, but again, details as to what its make and model are have not been disclosed. On its back is situated a 5-megapixel camera with flash, and a 2,000mAh battery provides the juice to last you through the day. The Samsung Galaxy Express will ship with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich pre-installed and supports AT&T's 4G LTE network.
As far as pricing is concerned, AT&T is sticking a $99.99 price tag to the Samsung Galaxy Express, as long as you don't mind signing a new 2-year service agreement. The smartphone is scheduled to launch on November 16.
source: AT&T
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8 Comments
1. MeoCao (unregistered) posted on 08 Nov 2012, 09:12 0
I don't get it, doesn't GS3 cost $100 or even less on contract at most carriers? So how any1 will buy Express?
2. _Bone_ posted on 08 Nov 2012, 09:18 0
Depends on the contract. But the ICS is kinda shocking in this device. Seriously, Sammy?
3. FranksGT posted on 08 Nov 2012, 09:29 3
Better be free or this was a waste of money sammy. We dont need 4 Samsung Devices on the shelves for ATT.
You need to sell the rest of the stock of notes and old gs2 before u start making some crap.
4. ajac09 posted on 08 Nov 2012, 10:08 0
its not ment to be a high end and its ment to be a replacement for the skyrocket via Ausrion I have a feeling to
5. shamataa posted on 08 Nov 2012, 10:18 2
OMG ICS Sammy. Make it ship with jelly bean already.
6. epicandroid posted on 08 Nov 2012, 17:42 0
Basically a smaller version of the SIII, but very cool still :P
7. networkdood posted on 08 Nov 2012, 17:54 1
Not too bad, but GS3 for a few dollars more is the better deal, unless you want a physical keyboard.
9. InspectorGadget80 posted on 08 Nov 2012, 19:27 0
It's good that Samsung makes low end device and high end device that those doesn't want to spend 200$ for a 2yr contract
