Samsung introduced a new dual-SIM Android smartphone for the Chinese market – Galaxy Trend 3. The device that comes as a successor to the previously unveiled Galaxy Trend II has low-to-mid end specs that include a 4.3-inch WVGA screen, 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 1,800mAh battery, and a microSD expansion slot, while Android 4.2 is running the show. It also sports two SIM card slots, making sure you can use it with two different networks at once.
Samsung China’s official website is showing four different models, all of which have the same features: the Galaxy Trend 3 marked as G3502U will be offered unlocked, G3502 is heading to for China Unicom, G3508 to China Mobile, and G3509 to China Telecom.
It’s not clear whether this model will ever make it to the Western hemisphere but we do know we won’t miss it even if Samsung decides to limit its availability to China and few other countries in Asia. After all, we’re talking about a phone that’s pretty much the Galaxy S II under the hood…
[Via: Unwired View]