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The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S2 is a monster (probably fake)

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 24 Oct 2010 8:33 User comments (7)

itrans has posted a supposed leaked picture of Samsung's upcoming (but still unconfirmed) Galaxy S2 smartphone, along side a spec sheet that should impress everyone.

Please note that the picture may just be a mock up and the specs are all speculation so take this as rumor for now.

The new Galaxy smartphone has a tentative release date of the Q1 2011.

Spec sheet:

4.3” 1280x720 resolution Super AMOLED 2 display
Android 2.3 (at least)
2GHz CPU, 1GB RAM/4GB ROM
32GB of built-in flash memory, 32GB expandable microSD card slot
8MP camera with FullHD video recording
A-GPS, Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi b/g/n
3.5mm audio jack
Accelerometer, gyroscope, proximity and ambient light sensors

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124.10.2010 21:27

21Q

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When the title said monster you seriously were not kidding. If it'll support 4g then I'm all in.

225.10.2010 00:20

Joshewah

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Samsung has some nice hardware, but they really have to ditch their crap UI.

Thankfully, there is always root.

325.10.2010 00:39

biglo30

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Third place I saw this rumor although I heard a lot of people saying that it was fake. Only time will tell though.

425.10.2010 07:24

DSWarrior

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Whoa... That IS a monster... I really hope it gets released, maybe then the iPhone will really shake in fear...unlike with the 10's of "iPhone killers" out there...

525.10.2010 11:01

jmex89

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And you get 30 minutes of battery life

626.10.2010 05:09

KillerBug

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Originally posted by Joshewah:
Samsung has some nice hardware, but they really have to ditch their crap UI.

Thankfully, there is always root.

Too bad they never release updates, so there is nothing for the hackers to make root from.

75.11.2010 20:30

SoulGLOW

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Originally posted by jmex89:
And you get 30 minutes of battery life

Nah those new AMOLED screens use so little power and the new processors have such small gaps between the transistors on the chips that alot less power is needed. The real issue as always is the antennae and transmitters for the radio for 3G, 4G & WIFI, and of course reception. Thats where the bulk of power consumption will come from.

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