The ai.rs blog has revealed the Samsung i5700 Galaxy Lite, a “lite” version of company’s first Android phone, the Galaxy.
The Lite has a flashless 3.2MP camera and 1GB of memory, very “lite” compared to 5MP and 8GB for its brother.
All other specs seem to be the same, including the touch AMOLED screen.
Pics and vid from the blog:
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At the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, LG Electronics is showing off an ultra-thin 15-inch Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) display. The screen measures just 0.85mm thick, less than half the thickness of similar display that the company plans to ship later on this year.
The 15-inch 2.5-mm thick screen will be released in the second half of 2009, according to LG Electronics USA. Young Su Kim, an engineer at LG Electronics USA, said that the OLED screens have much more vibrant color and use less power than the competing technology.
Lower power consumption is achieved as OLED screens do not use a backlight like LCD, which also makes them thinner. The organic material in OLED displays emits its own light.
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Although not confirmed by Apple, Gartner analyst Ken Dulaney, the research firm’s iPhone expert, has said that Apple has “already placed orders for 10 million 3G iPhones” meaning the launch could be sooner rather than later.
Last year it was confirmed that a 3G version of the popular iPhone was coming, but Apple has not given an exact date as to when it is arriving. Analysts have suggested that June 2008 is the expected date, but there has been no confirmation.
In a phone interview, Dulaney also speculated that the upcoming 3G version would sport a OLED screen. Talks of an OLED screen have not been thrown around in the past but it would make sense considering the amount of energy the new phone should drain.
