Samsung Galaxy S IV design, details leaked
- 14 March, 2013 15:23
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More leaked images have virtually confirmed what the Samsung Galaxy S IV will look like.
Less than a day before Samsung officially unveils the phone at an event in New York, Chinese website mobile.it168.com has published photos of the phone.
First discovered by US website The Verge, the images leaked are identical to earlier rumours and videos.
The new handset is designed in line with Samsung's Galaxy S III and Galaxy Note II smartphones, utilising a similar plastic construction with removable back cover.
The phone appears to have a new pattern etched into the glossy plastic that adorns the front and back, while the side shows a brushed aluminium-style look.
The description of the leaked Galaxy S IV confirms it will be powered by a 1.8GHz Exynos 5410 Octa processor and 2GB of RAM.
The 16GB of internal memory will be expandable by a microSD card slot, while the phone will measure 7.7mm thick and weigh 138g.
The Galaxy S IV will come with a 4.99in display with a full HD 1080p resolution and will also have a 13-megapixel camera, an upgrade from the Galaxy S III's 8-megapixel snapper.
The leaked images show a dual-SIM device, but this is likely to be a version specifically for the Chinese market.
Samsung will officially unveil the Galaxy S IV on Thursday 14 March (Friday 15 March, Australian time) at a press event in New York.
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