Samsung Galaxy R Has Become A Holy Grail For Phone Lovers

By Author: Thomas Whittle
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The riches available with the Samsung Galaxy S2 certainly make it rich in terms of the price as well, which is something that does not bode well to the strategy for Samsung to dominate the entire smartphone segment. It can do so only by expanding the reach of the Samsung Galaxy S2, and one of the ways of doing this is by reducing some of the features of this phone. The Samsung Galaxy R is a phone that has been recently launched by the company, which will be an embodiment of this strategy. Not only will this phone be able to offer all the high-end features, but it will also be within your budget as well.

The Samsung Galaxy R is a fantastic mixture of features both high end and mid-range. The 4.2 inch display is certainly one that will remind you of a high-end feature because it is only 0.1 inch smaller than the display present in the Samsung Galaxy S2. Even though the display will not be using the high-end AMOLED technology, it will be offering the LCD display ...
... technology. The advantages of using this technology on the AMOLED unit will be evident in the price because according to rumours, the LCD display unit it is almost 20 percentage cheaper than the equivalent AMOLED technology. It is quite a substantial amount of saving that can be done simply by adopting a different technology, although it is not too inferior to the AMOLED unit.

Another way to reduce the price of the phone significantly as by reducing the memory because the amount of memory offered by default within the phone directly relates with the price. The Samsung Galaxy S2 offered a maximum of 32 GB of internal memory, while the Samsung Galaxy R offers only 8 GB of memory. In order to compensate for the loss in the internal memory, the Samsung Galaxy R still be coming with the same external memory card support that can accept 32 GB memory cards at the most. This is more than the suitable replacement for the lack of internal memory on the Samsung Galaxy R, although this 8 GB memory is more than enough for many people. The 8 GB memory will be able to store quite a lot of content, despite it not being too popular amongst manufacturers.

The Samsung Galaxy R retains the same amount of features with regard to the connectivity department, although the Wi-Fi Direct and the Wi-Fi Hotspot features have been eliminated. Still, the Samsung Galaxy R is extremely brilliant in this aspect because it still offers the DLNA feature, which will allow you to share data between your phone and any other equally DLNA enabled device in your home. The Samsung Galaxy R has a 1 GHz dual core processor, thus making it the first phone aside from the flagship models to offer the dual core processor. The Samsung Galaxy R is expected to be available in the stores in the UK within the next few weeks.