It is becoming increasingly clear that different variants of the new Samsung reference terminal will be the starting point, so the Korean company will continue to act. An example of this is that it appears that work is already underway on the Galaxy S5 Neo, which would be the SM-G750A model.
If in [sitename] you already we've talked that the Galaxy S5 Zoom version is a reality and that it would only be necessary to know when it goes on sale (it is even thought that some executives could see this terminal at the Mobile World Congress), now the first data indicating that Samsun already advances in the variant Galaxy S5 Neo. And, this, has been known in a leak that comes from the UAP (User Agent Profile).
There are not many data regarding its possible arrival, and neither are the regions in which the SM-G750A would be available, but from what it seems this model would have a panel with a quality to 720p (without exactly knowing its dimensions). That is to say, we are talking about a terminal with more modest specifications in order to lower the sale price.
Another detail that has also been leaked is that the processor of this Galaxy S5 Neo would be a model of quad-core operating at a frequency of 2,3 GHz. If we continue down the path of lowering costs, this SoC will probably be a Snapdragon 801, instead of the 4.3 that includes the phone presented at the Mobile World Congress held in Barcelona. By the way, the Android version that has appeared is XNUMX Jelly Bean, but this could improve when it goes on sale.
The truth is that with the information that has been known, it is possible to speculate a lot about which model it would finally be, since although everything indicates that it would be the Galaxy S5 Neo variant, some media also points to a specific version for the US and, even , to be the new Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini. But, the truth is that the SM-G750A model will be the starting point.
