Sunday, October 2, 2011
Samsung's Galaxy S II for T-Mobile proves that unicorns do exist (hands-on video)
After stealing our dirty paws on its release in New York this morning and again in 2011 to mobilize, we are pleased to announce that we have Galaxy II has finally caught up with T-Mobile S. In summary, the permutation of the rocks of the same company WVGA AMOLED more Super 4.52 inch touch screen as Sprint 4G Epic, but replaces Samsung home Exynos 1.2GHz CPU Dual Core Processor Qualcomm Snapdragon S3 1.5 GHz. T-Mobile says the brain swap was necessary because he wanted his version to support 42Mbps HSPA + network in the AWS band (like its cousin the Surprise 4G). Oh, and as AT & T is the change that comes with a little more light NFC. Therefore, it is the same delicious Galaxy II S as their European counterparts and Sprint? In our brief time with the helmet, the graft does not seem to have affected the performance of all - it is as agile as ever. In terms of look, the phone has a soft matte black on the back and your frame is a shade of chromium used in their siblings. Check out our gallery below and look after the break for our hands on the video.
Myriam Joiro contributed to this report.
Gallery in the hands of T-Mobile Galaxy S II
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