The Samsung Galaxy S3 is set to be the newest model introduced into the popular Galaxy range of mobile devices. This model is set to boast some of the highest mobile specification possible in almost every department. We look at what to expect from this model and see how that differs from what was featured on the original Galaxy S device in 2010.
The first thing that many consumers notice when looking at a mobile device is its design. An attractive phone immediately grabs the attention of the consumer so manufacturers are constantly trying to develop the slimmest phones possible for this reason. When the original Galaxy S was launched back in 2010 it was the slimmest device on the market with an overall depth of just 9.9mm. The new Samsung Galaxy S3 is set to offer a depth of just 7mm which really does sound impressive. Improvements in screen and battery technology have enabled developers to offer more features in a chassis that is smaller than ever. It also looks likely that this new model may be the first Galaxy device that does not feature a plastic back panel. Samsung have always used this strong plastic on their devices as it is cheap to produce and offers great durability at a minimal weight. The problem was however that many users commented that this material made the phone feel and look quite cheap. It is rumoured that the new S3 will feature a ceramic back panel in an attempt to make the device appeal on an aesthetic level. Thanks to this new material together with the larger screen it is likely that the overall weight will increase from the 119 grammes that was offered on the Galaxy S.
The first thing that many consumers notice when looking at a mobile device is its design. An attractive phone immediately grabs the attention of the consumer so manufacturers are constantly trying to develop the slimmest phones possible for this reason. When the original Galaxy S was launched back in 2010 it was the slimmest device on the market with an overall depth of just 9.9mm. The new Samsung Galaxy S3 is set to offer a depth of just 7mm which really does sound impressive. Improvements in screen and battery technology have enabled developers to offer more features in a chassis that is smaller than ever. It also looks likely that this new model may be the first Galaxy device that does not feature a plastic back panel. Samsung have always used this strong plastic on their devices as it is cheap to produce and offers great durability at a minimal weight. The problem was however that many users commented that this material made the phone feel and look quite cheap. It is rumoured that the new S3 will feature a ceramic back panel in an attempt to make the device appeal on an aesthetic level. Thanks to this new material together with the larger screen it is likely that the overall weight will increase from the 119 grammes that was offered on the Galaxy S.
One other area of the modern smartphone that is highly attractive to consumers is the multi media features that are on offer. Every smartphone incorporates a digital still camera and many also offer video recording features. The new Samsung Galaxy S3 should really excel in this department if the rumours surrounding its specification are true. The model will incorporate a primary camera facility capable of taking photographs with a resolution of 12 mega pixels, the same amount as the brand new Sony Xperia S. A secondary camera will also be available for video calling and this should also be able to capture a 2 mega pixel image. These figures are a vast improvement on the Samsung Galaxy S which offered a 5 mega pixel main camera and VGA snaps from the secondary device. The new model will also offer users Full HD video recording at 1080P resolution rather than the 720P standard that was present on the original phone.
The new Samsung Galaxy S3 looks destined to become one of the most exciting smartphone launches of 2012. The model should include some excellent design improvements and feature the very best camera and video recording features available.
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