Samsung treated their Chinese fans with the release of the quad-core Samsung Galaxy Mega Plus earlier today.
While the standard version of the Galaxy Mega 5.8 features only a dual-core processor, the Galaxy Mega Plus that’s launched in China comes equipped with a quad-core processor. The quad-core processor operates at 1.2GHz per core on the Galaxy Grand Plus, as opposed to 1.4GHz on the dual-core Galaxy Grand. We saw similar approach from Samsung when they released a slightly different variant of the Samsung Galaxy S3, with an added ‘Neo’ tag in the country a few weeks back.
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Coming back to the Galaxy Grand Plus, the processor is the only differentiating factor between the regular and ‘Plus’ versions of the device. It still comes with the same 5.8-inch 960 x 540p screen, 1.5GB RAM, 8 mega-pixel rear camera, 1.9 mega-pixel front camera, dual SIM support and a 2600mAh battery.
It’s not clear yet if the device will be available in markets other than China.
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It’s joke buying this Samsung!
Agreed, specs are So out of date! Go flog it to the 3rd world countries!