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Samsung Galaxy S III to arrive in India on May 31
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May 28, 2012
First Published: 17:13 IST(28/5/2012)
Last Updated: 17:50 IST(28/5/2012)
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The Samsung Galaxy S III. Photo: AFP
The wait is finally over! After weeks of speculation, Samsung will be launching the much-hyped Samsung Galaxy S III in India on May 31. "The Galaxy S III will be available on May 31 itself but with a caveat. Samsung would only have stocks of the device in Marble White on the day of
launch. Those who have pre-booked the Galaxy S III in Pebble Blue can either pick up the Marble White variant or wait till the second week of June when the Pebble Blue version is expected to be available", BGR reports from sources based with Flamboyz.

Samsung opened up online booking for Galaxy S III in India a week back and now reports suggest that the company will launch the phone as early as this week.

Powered by Ice Cream Sandwich Android operating software, the smartphone comes with a 4.8-inch Super AMOLED screen, 16/32GB storage, 8 megapixel rear camera and a 1.9 megapixel front camera and is only 8.6 mm thick.

Galaxy S III was unveiled in London recently. 


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