Samsung Galaxy
Grand pays us a visit, is in perfect shape for a preview
Samsung’s mobile division is all about filling the market voids and creating unique niches (like the Galaxy Note). The latest device to come out of the Koreans is a 5-inch, extra cheap dual-SIM droid with a dual-core CPU.
Meet the Galaxy Grand Duos GT-I9082. Making the comparison between it and the surprisingly popular as of late Micromax A110 is inevitable, but let’s focus first on what the Galaxy Grand has to offer.
Built around the unimpressive at first sight 5″ TFT LCD display with a WVGA resolution, the Grand sports a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM and 8GB of internal storage (easily expanded thanks to the microSD card slot).
Keeping the price as low as possible was the main objective here, but despite this, Samsung has included a 8MP snapper with LED flash at the back and 2MP camera at the front. Measuring 143.5 x 76.9 x 9.6 mm the Grand’s weight feels reasonable at 162 grams.
Popping the back cover open unveils a 2100mAh battery, which is dwarfed by the Galaxy Note II’s 3100mAh unit, but should still perform decently come battery test time considering the less power-consuming resolution and chipset.
Samsung’s mobile division is all about filling the market voids and creating unique niches (like the Galaxy Note). The latest device to come out of the Koreans is a 5-inch, extra cheap dual-SIM droid with a dual-core CPU.
Meet the Galaxy Grand Duos GT-I9082. Making the comparison between it and the surprisingly popular as of late Micromax A110 is inevitable, but let’s focus first on what the Galaxy Grand has to offer.
Built around the unimpressive at first sight 5″ TFT LCD display with a WVGA resolution, the Grand sports a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM and 8GB of internal storage (easily expanded thanks to the microSD card slot).
Keeping the price as low as possible was the main objective here, but despite this, Samsung has included a 8MP snapper with LED flash at the back and 2MP camera at the front. Measuring 143.5 x 76.9 x 9.6 mm the Grand’s weight feels reasonable at 162 grams.
Popping the back cover open unveils a 2100mAh battery, which is dwarfed by the Galaxy Note II’s 3100mAh unit, but should still perform decently come battery test time considering the less power-consuming resolution and chipset.
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