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Samsung Galaxy S III details confirmed on Amazon pre-order listing

A leaked image of what is believed to be the Galaxy S3

Details concerning Samsung’s successor to its flagship Galaxy S II device have been confirmed on an Amazon Germany pre-order page. The Galaxy S III will be officially unveiled at an event in London on May 3.

The premature listing confirms much of what has already been speculated previously. The device will feature a 4.7-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen and will run Android 4.0 or Ice Cream Sandwich.

Previously it was thought that the S3 would feature an 8-megapixel camera. However, this listing confirms that the device will feature a 12-megapixel camera, autofocus, an LED flash and face detection, leaving it more on par with Sony’s recently released Xperia S, for example.

Galaxy S3 pre-order page on Amazon.de

The S3 will have 16GB of internal memory and this can be expanded to 32GB. Its price tag is rather high at €599 SIM-free.

This listing is an Amazon product as apposed to one posted by a third-party seller, so its authenticity seems fairly certain. What’s not included in the listing, however, is a product image and an estimated delivery time.

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