Samsung Galaxy SIII Available At CellOne
CellOne announced today that it will be adding the new Samsung Galaxy SIII I-9300 to their line of 4G Smartphone devices. The Samsung Galaxy “SIII” is pegged to be the most remarkable Android device released to date, offering a blend of style, performance and features all packed within a thin 8.6mm frame.
“CellOne is constantly researching and gaining feedback from our customers in order to offer them the best products and services available” said Frank Amaral, Chief Operating officer at CellOne.
“The Samsung Galaxy SIII is Samsung’s new flagship model following the great success of the Galaxy SII which has sold over 50 million devices worldwide. CellOne’s launch of the SII eight months ago was so well received that it was only natural for us to offer the next evolution of the best selling Android device to ever come to market.”
The Samsung Galaxy SIII boasts massive features comparable to some laptop personal computers all packed into a slim shell casing. The device comes standard with a 1.4 GHZ Quad core Cortex A-9 processor, internal memory from 16GB upwards, a huge 4.8” 720p HD Super AMOLED touch screen and an impressive battery strength offering upwards of 10 hours of talk time.
In addition to the standard superior device specifications, the SIII has an 8 megapixel wide angle lens camera and a 2MP front facing camera for HD video recording, high resolution photos and video chat.
The SIII comes with the newest Android operating system, Ice Cream Sandwich, and is built for durability and scratch resistance using three layers of high quality polycarbonate.
The Samsung Galaxy SIII is available in CellOne stores today for $699 on a two year contract. The smartphone is also available at Audio Visual, with Digicel also expecting to carry the model.
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You can get it for $699 w/o a contract on Amazon.
And how about paying the duty and shipping? Oh and there’s no warranty from Amazon in Bda. Hope that explains the diff in price….
I just can’t bring myself to spend this kind of money on a phone…:|
-__- There are just far more important things that have to be taken care of first. Maybe if I had this kind of “extra” money to throw around this phone would be an option. I do love all the features though and the look of it.
Android’s battery life is CRAP! Don’t waste you’re money.The phone is constantly running applications while its on.
Unless you have a charger in your bedroom,living room,bathroom,purse,car and attached to your pinky it’s really not worth it.
–Just my opinion though. I have plenty friends with Android phones. I don’t even consider them an option.
If your name is anything to go by, you’re probably an “i”Phone user. In which case, you would naturally have something bad to say about the competition.
I can safely say that you can actually shut background apps off on Android phones.
The iPhone is no better. I have two coworkers with them and they constantly are looking for a wall outlet to recharge. It all depends on how much you use your phone. Not to mention data uses alot of power.
Ditto, iPhone battery life is just as bad. These Galaxy’s, iPhones, HTCs etc are “super” phones, not just smartphones so they use a lot of power, ie. charge it when you can or get some extra batteries, oops sorry iPhone and HTC owners!
There are less expensive Android options, and this price will come down just like the S2 did. They are only priced high because it’s brand new. If people don’t rush out to buy it, they will have no choice but to lower the price. It’s not like they would ship them back to the supplier, LOL.
The consumer has the power…
P.S. To the poster below, never had an iPhone, iPod, Android or anything just burst into flames for no reason…
Im still a blackberry user. It hasnt given me any troubles & bbm proves to be more effective when communicating.
I was just saying for the price it is now, it’s definitely not worth it.
I agree the consumer has the power!
Well this is not good is it? Samsung Galaxy S III is hot: bursts into flames and melts through its own casing engt.co/MhivHs