By Al Hilal on Wednesday, December 19, 2012 :: 753 views Filed Under: Cellphones

Targeting consumers who love smartphone with jumbo screen, Galaxy Grand is on its way to hit the shelves. Featuring a 5-inch display, this smartphone is a half-inch smaller than Galaxy Note II, but a bit larger than Galaxy S3. Galaxy Grand is offered in Dual SIM and single SIM version to give customers more option to choose. It will be cheaper than S3 as it comes with lower technical specification: weaker processor and lower display resolution.

Running Android 4.1.2 (Jelly Bean), Galaxy Grand is powered by a 1.2 GHz Dual Core processor and 1GB RAM. For storage, it supports microSD card up to 64GB that allows users to store any data they want. Coming with 2MP frontside camera and 8MP main camera, the look of Galaxy Grand is similar to Galaxy S3. I think Samsung has already found their iconic design that’s really different from Apple’s iPhone design.
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