Here we have it. It's the Samsung Galaxy S4, the next high-end from South Korean Samsung. This model promises to be the thinnest on the market, without it being a problem to endure with a technical picture that removes the hiccups: five-inch screen with a resolution of 1,920 x 1,080 pixels, quad-core processor at two GHz, camera of thirteen megapixels and, as a culmination, the option of projecting a holographic keyboard that helps us to write on the table. Who knows. Even after an update, it is capable of predicting events or any other technical miracle.
Because, indeed, this Samsung Galaxy S4 is not real. It is a concept developed by Studio Isotop for Rozetked, conceived from some of the rumors that have been handled for this phone, whose presentation date continues to be unknown. The possibility had been raised that the new high-end of the South Korean company would visit CES 2013, the event that will take place in just two weeks from today. However, the presence of the Samsung Galaxy S4 would have been ruled out. It is unlikely that we will even see it at the Mobile World Congress 2013, which will take place in Barcelona between February 25 and 28.
Complying with the annuity that it would collect from the current current edition, this Samsung Galaxy S4 would not arrive until the spring of the imminent year "" at least, this is how it has been raised in the form of a leak. Recall that the Samsung Galaxy S3 was presented on May 3, to go on sale on the 29th of the same month, starting with a march that has been known to keep afloat and at a good pace during the subsequent semester. So much so that the latest official figures for this team place its sales at more than 30 million units, and it is even proposed that it close the year exceeding the barrier of 40 million terminals.
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This being the case, the challenge for Samsung with its Samsung Galaxy S4 would be considerably serious. However, the swell plays in their favor. The next year that is about to be released will be one of the most fruitful for the smart phone business, and although this 2012 would close as the most important year for the South Korean firm "" the forecasts point to a volume of no less than 390 million smartphones sold ””, the best, according to analysts, is yet to come. In this sense, the artillery that the company would have at its headquarters in Seoul would support what awaits us in the coming months.
The Samsung Galaxy S4 will, in fact, be the flagship of a concept that, once again, draws a line between two ways of understanding philosophy. If the Samsung Galaxy Note came to be situated halfway between what we understand as a smartphone and a tablet, the next Galaxy S will mark an equidistance between this hybrid and the most classic reference, a field in which other manufacturers (Huawei, ZTE, Sony, HTC) are also getting ready to be installed. The imminent 2013 promises to be an intense year for the sector.
