More details of the Samsung Galaxy Gear leak

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 29 Aug 2013 10:56 User comments (3)

Ahead of its launch next week, we have some more leaked information about Samsung's Galaxy Gear smartwatch.

The smartwatch will have a 2.5-inch, 320x320 OLED display, 1GB RAM, 8GB internal storage and an integrated 4MP sensor camera which allows for 720p video recording.

Part of the new leaked info, sources claim the Galaxy Gear will have 10 hours of battery life.

Samsung has said the watch will not have a flexible display, nor is it a guarantee the device will ever go to mass production.

The Gear will be unveiled on September 4th.

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130.8.2013 01:39

CNDLG

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10 hours battery? That'll be DOA if they can't improve that. Doesn't matter what other specs it has.

230.8.2013 19:42

DarthMopar

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Agreed...with only 10 hours, it's nothing more than a novelty item.

31.9.2013 03:23

core2kid

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I can only tell time... for 10 hours?

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