Sunday, October 14, 2012

Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini


Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini: 5 interesting features








Zeebiz Bureau

Well, well. The Korean tech giant isn’t far behind when it comes to bringing up the rear. The Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini is finally official. Not going by the name ‘mini’, it could actually pack a punch! With the successful run of its older brother, the S3 Mini hopes to mirror the success that defined the Galaxy S3.

Let’s take at a look at the features that Galaxy S3 Mini will sport.


Display

The younger sibling carries a Super AMOLED 4-inch display with a screen resolution of 800 x 400 pixels, fair bit of compromise when compared to the Galaxy S3.

The resolution on the S3 Mini seems out-of-date when the competition, hauling the same screen size, comes in better HD resolution schemes.

There isn’t tad much of a difference in screen resolution when viewed by the naked eye, though it’s not going to slip under the eyes of the experts.


Processor

Samsung Galaxy S3 runs on a quad-core Exynos processor clocked at 1.4GHz. It’s an interesting piece of detail when compared to the new kid on the block. It looks like the Korean giant halved the spec sheet with the Galaxy S3 Mini.

Powered by a 1 GHz dual-core processor, the mini S3 is quite efficient for running applications and looks more than comfortable to run Android 4.1 aka Jelly Bean. The chipset is a Mali-400 based GPU, meaning that the benchmarking results will be optimised; not nearly as capable as the Galaxy S3 but enough juice to power major applications and processes.


Operating System

It all comes down to who is garbed in Android clothing better; in this case, the S3 Mini.

While the Galaxy S3 is still shipped with the earlier version of the Android OS, Ice Cream Sandwich, the S3 Mini will come with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean out-of-the-box.

It will grace Samsung’s TouchWiz UI while bringing in a more intuitive interface which the Jelly Bean carries.

Score one for the S3 Mini.


Design

The design echoes its elder brother, the Galaxy S3, with a few changes of its own. Stuffed into a thicker casing, the Galaxy S3 Mini mirrors the Galaxy S3 quite closely.

Its removable battery rear, its plastic casing, the colour scheme are all a shade less than the Galaxy S3. The dimensions stand at 9.9mm x 63mm and weighing in at 119 gm.


Connectivity

In the connectivity department, the S3 Mini isn’t behind the Galaxy S3.

Both devices carry NFC wireless comm., both have the industry standard Bluetooth/GPS and Wi-Fi and both have a microUSB.

The thing most about the microUSB is its MHL compliance. You can watch HD videos but with only the correct cable, a cable meant for Samsung’s own connectivity options. A downer, considering the USD 30 the cable costs.


Reportedly, Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini is expected to hit the market during Christmas and it is expected to be priced between USD 350 to USD 430.


First Published: Saturday, October 13, 2012, 18:36

COMMENTS

nice mob-zakir -mirpur khas 
i wat to buy SAMSUNG GALAXY S3 mini,but i have paid monthly basis of r-1000 to 1500 only best & favourably reply by expecting you-gaurav -surat 
surely it will be a lovely experience with jelly bean an icing-theskyrocker -india 
23,000 inr-23,000 inr -pagalpur 
This is the same MHL connection as in SIII and in order to be a member of the MHL consortium, they must go according to now three specs 1 Standard 5 Pin Micro USB MHL is the basic MHL features 2 9 pin MHL is more capable with many more features But it is non-powered for USB 25`` drives So you need to power them externally In the future is could include USB 30 if the chip supports it, just non-powered This most likely 9 pin! 3 11 pin MHL port will powered accessories and USB 30 Support! So I would like to know which MHL port they are using Is it the 5pin, 9pin or 11pin MHL Micro USB adapter we need The price will come down and 3rd party manufacturers will make sure of that! This phone will no doubt be free on contract in the USA and the cost elsewhere in the World will give tremendous benefits in a smaller cheaper package with much the same features offered w/ Jelly Bean out the Door! It`s a WIN/WIN combination that will still beat iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 and 4S in performance!-kron -USA 

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