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AT&T shipping Galaxy S4 on April 30th

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 16 Apr 2013 10:49 User comments (6)

AT&T shipping Galaxy S4 on April 30th

AT&T has opened its pre-order pages for the Samsung Galaxy S4.
The device will sell for $199 with contract, or $640 without.

Samsung's latest has a 5-inch 1080p super AMOLED display with 441ppi. The screen is also protected by Corning's latest Gorilla Glass 3 and can be used with gloves thanks to "mitten tech." Under the hood the phone is powered by a Samsung Exynos 5 (international) or Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro (North America), has 2GB RAM, 16-64GB of internal storage, a microSD slot, a removable 2600 mAh battery, 100 Mbps Cat 3 LTE, Bluetooth 4.0 and 802.11ac Wi-Fi. The device also has an IR blaster, turning it into a full remote control. The device is a thin 7.9mm.



The rear camera is 13-megapixel camera while the front camera is 2-megapixels.

Read about the new features here: The Samsung Galaxy S4 is official with 5-inch 1080p display, 13MP camera, Cat 3 LTE, eye-tracking features

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6 user comments

116.4.2013 23:24

As with the S3, the NA market gets fuckered all thanks to Apple, with an overpriced Quad-Core processor. It's bs pricing like this that kind of makes me want the Galaxy S series to flop.

217.4.2013 05:27
zxe
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It's not just the NA who are getting F*&Ked, Europe, will also be getting the poorer CPU, me thinks a black market for the international one might spring up

317.4.2013 05:50

waiting for Samsung Galaxy S4 eagerly.

417.4.2013 06:25

How is the Snapdragon the variant for North America, when even Finland will get it? The exynos one seems to be the less available variant.

517.4.2013 09:49

How is this apples fault? They actually got their custom CPU to integrate well with LTE the FIRST try even with Samsung building the A6 chip for them

Blame Samsung's poor engineering team for screwing it up second year in a row.

617.4.2013 13:38

Just upgraded to an S3 and love it! Maybe I'll get an S5 someday.

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