Another day, another Samsung Android device. Swedish carrier Three just announced the addition of a new Android device to its lineup: the Samsung Galaxy Z. The Galaxy Z is a slightly more modest version of the Galaxy S II with a 5 MP camera instead of the Galaxy S II’s 8 MP one. And 8 GB of internal storage versus the Galaxy S II’s massive 32 GB.
According to Three’s website, the Galaxy Z will have the following specs:
- Android 2.3 Gingerbread
- 4.2-inch SC-LCD screen with a 800×480 resolution
- 1 GHz dual-core NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor
- 5 MP rear-facing camera with LED flash
- 720p video recording
- Front-facing camera
- 8 GB of internal storage
We don’t know how much RAM the Galaxy Z has yet, but I’m guessing it’ll have 512 MB and not 1 GB like the Galaxy S II. Also, we have no idea when (or if) the Galaxy Z will land in the States. Three will sell this device for about $630, which is a lot even without a contract. But I guess these prices change between regions.
While we wait for the Galaxy Z to jump across the pond, you can feast your eyes on the pictures below. Then let us know in the comments whether you think this phone is worth your hard-earned money or not.
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