Samsung Rumored To Have Not One… Not Two… But A Whopping 3 Devices In Development

December 3, 2012

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Samsung Rumored To Have Not One... Not Two... But A Whopping 3 Devices In Development 4

And while we're on the topic of Samsung currently developing a faster processor, it's only natural that we share some additional tidbits of news regarding some upcoming devices for the new year. According to SamMobile, Samsung currently has no fewer than three devices that are in the works and primed for an upcoming release. The biggest item in development is Samsung's “Project J”— which is Samsung's codename for its new Galaxy S line (presumably the Galaxy S IV). Although SamMobile's insider could not provide specific details of the upcoming device, there are existing rumors indicating the new smartphone will have a new quad-core processor, a whopping 13MP camera and a 5-inch screen size, giving us a nice reference point to start out with.

The next few devices are certainly intriguing ones as well. First off, Samsung has plans on developing a new tablet which is primed to compete directly with the ASUS Transformer line of tablets. The device will come in at 13.3-inches and have a full QWERTY dock as an option, for those of you who prefer that sort of thing. The next device up is a watered-down Galaxy Note II-type device, which will have a larger-than-life screen, but will feature modest specs like a slower processor and likely a reduced screen resolution, etc.

Of course we can't take this to be factual for now, so we'll just wait and see for this latest news to unfold.

source: SamMobile

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