The Samsung Galaxy Beam price and availability details have been disclosed by Clove UK, long after it alighted at the MWC 2012. As indicated quite clearly by its name, it’s a smartphone that allows streaming and sharing of multimedia content on projector screens.
All forms of multimedia like images, photos and videos can be beamed onto walls, smooth surfaces or ceilings. Owing to the bright, 15 lumens projector, all kinds of media should be viewable quite clearly even in outdoor settings.
The offering is fueled by the Gingerbread OS and operates on a 1GHz dual core processor. As for the display, it sports a 4-inch WVGA TFT screen proffering 480 × 800p resolutions. Casual photographers should be well served with the 5MP snapper supported on the back panel of the entrant. There’s also a front-facing 1.3MP for video conferencing.
The device houses 1GB RAM along with 8GB user memory that can be expanded to 32GB via a microSD slot. In spite of a horde of functions on board, the overall construct does not seem to pack in any extra bulk and tips the scales at around 145g. All the aforementioned attributes are powered by a 2000mAh battery, while other facilities like HSPA and GPRS connectivity stay put too.
Though Clove is yet to confirm the skinny on the Samsung Galaxy Beam price and availability, it can currently be pre-ordered from the site. As stated on the official Clove UK blog, the tag is presently marked at £442.80, including VAT.