The wrinkles of the Galaxy Nexus are also sewn up by Samsung
After the Samsung Galaxy S II Plus, Samsung also made a redesigned version of the Galaxy Nexus.
The Galaxy Nexus will be a year soon, so Samsung thought it was time to shake the device up a bit. As you can see in the image above, the size of the display has not changed and the resolution of 1280 × 720 has certainly remained. The dual-core processor clock has been raised so that the chip now operates at 1,5 GHz. The designers also dreamed of new optics on the back panel, with the help of the new sensor we can take 8 Megapixel images. An important innovation is that the built-in 16GB memory can now be expanded with the introduction of a microSD slot on the device. There is no information yet on when the new smartphone may appear in stores, but we will certainly be able to meet it at the IFA 2012 event.
The Galaxy Nexus will be a year soon, so Samsung thought it was time to shake the device up a bit. As you can see in the image above, the size of the display has not changed and the resolution of 1280 × 720 has certainly remained. The dual-core processor clock has been raised so that the chip now operates at 1,5 GHz. The designers also dreamed of new optics on the back panel, with the help of the new sensor we can take 8 Megapixel images. An important innovation is that the built-in 16GB memory can now be expanded with the introduction of a microSD slot on the device. There is no information yet on when the new smartphone may appear in stores, but we will certainly be able to meet it at the IFA 2012 event.
Source: gsmarena.com
