The Samsung Galaxy Rush and Array Boost Mobile devices will make their debut in the US this September. The carrier will also launch the Samsung Galaxy S2 4G for a street price of $369.99.
First up is the Rush which is deployed with a 3.5-inch touch panel. To capture special moments, users can take advantage of the 3MP camera that is fixed on the rear end. Then there is a 1.3MP front-facing snapper for decent self portraits and face-to-face video chats while on the move. Lastly, the Ice Cream Sandwich platform runs the show.
The Rush has been paired with the company’s $55 Android Monthly Unlimited plan which includes Shrinking Payments as well. By making 6 consecutive on-time payments, the cost of the deal will reduce by $5 and it can reach as low as $40 per month. On subscribing to this tariff, users will receive unlimited nationwide talk, picture messaging, web, texts, emails and calls placed to 411.
The ‘slim and stylish’ Array dons a 2.4-inch LCD display that is said to be large enough for users to view content clearly. It is equipped with a 2MP rear-facing camera for image capture and video recording. For texters, there is a slide-out QWERTY keypad that should enable quick text input. Apart from this, the device arrives with web browsing capabilities. It can be picked up with a $45 Talk & Text Unlimited plan which also offers Shrinking Payments.
The Samsung Galaxy Rush and Array Boost Mobile prices stand at $149.99 and $59.99, respectively. The former’s release date is pegged for the end of September, while the latter will be up for grabs from September 4. Buyers will be able to purchase the handsets via the carrier’s retail and online outlets and select stores across the country.