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Although the
Samsung Galaxy S3 and the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 has made an impact in the mobile
device market recently, it does not appear that the South Korean manufacturer
is resting on its laurels. Reports on the possible Samsung Galaxy S4 have started
to increase lately.
In fact some
reports have hinted at the possibility that the supposed Samsung Galaxy S4 will
make its appearance during the Consumer Electronics Show in January or at the Mobile
World Congress on February. Some reports have even given hints on the possible
display and camera of the supposed Samsung Galaxy S4.
One report
indicated that the Samsung Galaxy S4 will feature a five-inch HD display screen
with a 1920 x 1080 resolution. This indicates that the supposed successor to the
current flagship smartphone of Samsung will have a pixel density of 445 PPI,
which is bigger compared to the 306 PPI of the Samsung Galaxy S3. Another
report hinted at the possibility that the upcoming smartphone will feature a
13MP camera.
The accuracy
of these reports on the supposed Samsung Galaxy S4 remains uncertain even as
the South Korean company launched its latest smartphones in a number of international
markets. The Samsung Galaxy S3 was launched in London last May while the Samsung
Galaxy Note 2 was announced by the company in Berlin during the IFA event.
Some
industry watchers have indicated that it may be logical for the South Korean
company to launch the Samsung Galaxy S4 during the Mobile World Congress is
more logical than unveiling it at the CES next year. The reported Samsung
Galaxy S4 may face competition from a number of Android-powered smartphones that
will be launched into the market soon as well as the Windows Phone 8 devices that
will reportedly be launched early next year.
Samsung has
not issued any statements in connection to the reports of the supposed upcoming
launch of the Samsung Galaxy S4.
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