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For dimensions, Galaxy S III slightly larger than the Galaxy S II. The third generation of the family S Smartphone has dimensions of 136.6 x 70.6 x 8.6 mm and weighs 133 grams. The design is also slightly different from with the previous generation of Galaxy S, Samsung Galaxy S III which has a larger arch angle making it look more oval.

Galaxy S III has a 4.8-inch large screen with a resolution of 1280x720 pixels, using a protective coating Gorilla Glass 2. Super AMOLED screen with PenTile type Matrix, which makes it brighter and sharper. At the top of the screen are the earpiece speaker and the Samsung logo, then in the right corner there is a resolution of 1.9 MP front camera, light sensor and proximity sensor. While at the bottom of the screen there is an elongated Home button flanked by touch Menu and Back buttons.

This smartphone has a minimalist and elegant design. The back side contains a thin polycarbonate material and coated flexible ceramic coating. Even the finishing was done with painting techniques Hyperglaze. This technique is a transparent layer over the body is claimed to reduce the attachment of fingerprints on the body. Rear view is quite simple, there is an 8MP camera on the top center. On the left there is a LED flash camera, and on the right there is a speaker grill. In addition there is the Samsung logo in the middle slightly upward.

At the top there is a 3.5mm audio port hole to be connected with the headset, while on the down side there is only a micro USB port and a microphone in the form of small holes in bezelnya. On the left side are the volume keys and a smartphone on the right side there is the power button / lock.

Galaxy S III is available in two color options, namely Pebble Blue and White Marble.

The camera on the Samsung Galaxy S III has a resolution of 8 MP with LED Flash support and auto focus feature. Flash settings, shooting mode, and Focus can be set up easily. Even ccene mode and shooting mode offered is quite complete. Galaxy S III is also equipped with touch to focus feature to facilitate you in determining the focal point of the photo. There are 3 options that focus Auto focus, Macro, and Face detection. In this section there are some default settings like the camera timer, resolution, white balance, ISO, block-Shake, Auto Contrast, image quality, and more. For a selection of photo effects are only 3 Negative, Black and White, and Sepia.

Video camera Samsung Galaxy S III is capable of recording video up to full HD 1080p resolution, so that the recorded image brighter and sharper. When you are recording a video you can take photos with 8MP resolution simultaneously. For setting the video camera as well as the settings are standard Flash, Timer, Effects, Resolution, White balance, Outdoor visibility, Anti-shake, Video quality, and more. If you want to play video, video player can read a variety of video formats generally like 3gp, avi, mp4 and mkv.

Galaxy S III S Beam feature that will facilitate rapid transfer of data among devices Galaxy S III. Features S Beam itself is a combination of NFC and WiFi Direct connection. Users can perform only with the mutual sharing attaching the rear Galaxy S III and after touch to beam option, the device can be separated and delivery process will immediately run.

Samsung Galaxy S III is also equipped with complete connectivity features. Almost all available connectivity features, such as WiFi 802.11 a / b / g / n, DLNA, WiFi Direct, WiFi hotspot, Bluetooth v4.0 with A2DP, EDR, HSDPA, 21 Mbps; HSUPA, 5.76 Mbps, microUSB v2.0 (MHL ), and USB On-the-go. Galaxy S III can also connect via the HDMI adapter, HDMI port is not available, but smartphone chipset has been very supportive.

In this recently any smartphone, Samsung has instilled excellent features like S Voice, Pop up play, stay Smart, Social tag, Motion Recognition, Video auto off, and more.

As the latest generation, of course, the Samsung Galaxy S III has better specs with the latest features are more sophisticated than previous generations. For example for the processor, the Galaxy S II uses a Dual Core 1.2 Ghz, while the Galaxy S III power / speed of the processor is twice as fast, which is a Quad Core 1.4 Ghz.

Then for the battery, the Galaxy S III has a battery that is more durable because of its strength, 2100 mAh battery while the Galaxy S II is only 1650 mAh. For 3G/HSDPA connectivity and normal day-to-day use, the battery Galaxy S III will be preserved to accompany your day activity.