A tweet from Samsung's U.S. Mobile Firmware Group brought out a mysterious GT-i9200 handset. While no one can seem to place the model number with a specific phone, earlier this week, as we reported, a tweet from the Korean based manufacturer confirmed the dual-core Google Nexus S being made by Samsung.
While some speculated that this could be Samsung's next flagship device, or perhaps a Gingerbread powered model, one of the gang at Xda-developers said that this mystery phone uses the Hummingbird S5PC110 processor seen in the Samsung Galaxy S phones and also has a screen with resolution of 800 x 480; both of these specs are slightly below what you would find in a new flagship model or one packing dual-core power.
Well gang, time to load up the Van and make sure there are plenty of scooby snacks-we've got ourselves a mystery.
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