Samsung Galaxy S3 Will Feature 2GB of RAM in Japanese Version
The Japanese version of the Samsung Galaxy S3 will feature 2GB of RAM and a dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor.
The version of the device that was unveiled in London earlier this month features 1GB or RAM and the Exynos quad-core 1.5GHz processor.
The Japanese version, being called the Samsung Galaxy S3 SC-06D, seems to have similar specifications to the rumored model that is going to launch in America over the summer.
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The Qualcomm Snapdragon chip is rumored for the U.S. version because it accommodates most of the country's LTE networks, whereas the Exynos chip does not.
Most of the leading carriers in the U.S. have an LTE network up and running.
This is due to the anticipation of an LTE iPhone that is rumored to be launching sometime in the fall of this year.
Samsung released its first commercial for the Galaxy S3 through its YouTube account earlier this week.
The ad previously aired at the unveiling event for the device that took place on May 5 in London, England.
The company seems to have abandoned its attack on Apple products that it used in the ads for the smartphone's predecessor, the Samsung Galaxy S2.
Samsung took on a different strategy this time around by emphasizing the new features on the device and how users can interact with them during their everyday lives.
The company's new strategy could potentially help or hurt the company since its ad campaign for the Galaxy S2 helped to catapult the smartphone to huge success.
Samsung is also releasing some new accessories for the upcoming smartphone, including a wireless charging kit, a new backing with a flip cover, and a C-Pen stylus that is similar to the S-Pen on the Galaxy Note.
