Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini is Powerful enough for those who can't afford Galaxy S4
If Samsung's Galaxy S4
is more smartphone than you think you need, the electronics giant has
just offered up the smaller, more midrange - and surely cheaper - Galaxy
S4 Mini.
Samsung is hoping to
give its lighter smartphone much of the same GS 4 taste with just a
little less vigor. Although the Mini has stepped-down specs compared to
its flagship family, like a lower-resolution screen and an 8-megapixel
camera instead of a 13-megapixel shooter, it's no slouch when it comes
to the Galaxy S4's core features, even a built-in TV remote control.
As with the Galaxy S3
Mini that came before, this version is aimed more toward the mass market
than the high-end sector, without sacrificing too many of the
superphone's more defining features.
Launch and Price
With the Samsung galaxy
S3 launching for €300 (Rs 23,300), it's hard not to expect the S4
variation to launch at the same price. This could be bit too expensive
given the specifications and strong competition for mid-range Android
phone. We'll have to wait a bit longer to find out - UK event scheduled
for June 20 likely to give us more information. According to the
sources, the Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini will be launched in India on 30th
July 2013 and will be priced at Rs 24,000 (approx).
Architect
Samsung's modest Mini is
a wee bit shorter, thicker, and wider than the svelte Galaxy S4 but
clearly cut from the same cloth. Like the round-shouldered original, the
Mini retains its curved perimeter, metallic rim, and rectangular home
button, and also comes in black and white versions.
Specifically, the global
GS4 Mini stands 124.6 millimeters tall (4.9 inches) by 61.3 millimeters
wide (2.4 inches) by 8.9 millimeters thick (0.35-inch) and weighs a
lighter 107 grams (3.7 ounces, compared to the GS4's 4.6-ounce weight.) A
3G-only, dual SIM version will weigh a hair more at 108 grams.
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