Samsung Galaxy A3 and Samsung Galaxy A5

The Samsung Galaxy A3 comes with “full metal unibody” design. The display is a 4.5-inch, qHD one, of the Super AMOLED type. This mid-ranger will apparently be powered by a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 SOC with 64-bit architecture, and 1GB of RAM. The phone makes use of a 8-megapixels rear shooter and 5-megapixels front one. The rest of the list includes 16GB of microSD-expandable storage, a 1900 mAh cell, and Android 4.4.4 KitKat.

The Samsung Galaxy A5 comes with “full metal unibody” design. The display is a 5-inch, 720p one, of the Super AMOLED type. This mid-ranger will apparently be powered by a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 SOC with 64-bit architecture, and 2GB of RAM. The phone makes use of a 13-megapixels rear shooter and 5-megapixels front one. The rest of the list includes 16GB of microSD-expandable storage, a 2300 mAh cell, and Android 4.4.4 KitKat.

After so many pictures leaked, the Samsung has officially launched two new phones aluminum shell named Galaxy Galaxy A5 and A3. Both are owned aluminum unibody design and also the two smallest machine thinness of Samsung ever, 6.7 and 6.9 mm. A5 and A3 are configured 1.2 GHz quad-core chip, 1-2 GB RAM, screen 5 "and 4.5", the highest resolution is 720p, the camera of 13 MP / 8 MP and 5 MP front camera. The machine will have many different colors and were sold from November this year in many markets, the sale price has not been disclosed.

  Galaxy A5 is higher configured machine with screen 5 "720p, 2 GB RAM, 13 MP rear camera and 2300 mAh capacity battery. The Galaxy A3 screen 4.5" qHD resolution, 1 GB of RAM, rear camera 8 MP and 1900 mAh battery only. Objects that Samsung aims to A5 and A3 this time that the customer classes of young, dynamic and personality. Thus in addition to owning the aluminum Unibody design, they are also very thin and there are many different colors including White, Black, Silver Metal, Red, Blue and Champagne Gold.

Front camera of two machine-resolution 5 MP comes with the image function wide angle selfie masturbation, Palm Selfie, Animated GIF, Beauty Face Features ... Super AMOLED display with Adaptive Display Technology enhances visibility under strong light. Super battery saving features Ultra-Power Saving Mode, privacy mode hanger, multi-screen multiscreen and has the ability to automatically adjust the sound of the loudspeaker according to the level of ambient noise.

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Samsung Galaxy (Alpha) A5 and A3

Those of you keeping tabs on Samsung will know by now that the company appears to be in the process of creating a new line of Galaxy devices, ones modeled after the Galaxy Alpha. We last came across live images of the Galaxy A5 (SM-A500F) a while ago, thanks to a leak courtesy of SamMobile, but this time around the snaps come form another source: Android México. The new shots also show us yet another supposed member of the new Samsung family: the Galaxy A3. From what we can tell from the shots, the A3 will be smaller (about the size of the 4.7-inch Galaxy Alpha), so perhaps we're looking at a cousin device with a less impressive specs sheet.

Contrary to earlier information, which described the frame of the Galaxy A5 as one that emulates metal, we're now told that the frame is 100% aluminum, though we obviously have no way of knowing which version of the story has it true. In any case, the A5 is said to be a mid-range device with a 5-inch, 720p Super AMOLED screen, a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor, and a 13-megapixel camera (5MP snapper at the front). RAM sits at 2GB, and there's 16GB of microSD-expandable storage, with a 2300 mAh cell powering this all on the hardware side, while Android 4.4.4 KitKat does its thing on the software one. Thanks to a regulatory listing in China and the US, we also know that the A5 will measure 5.48 x 2.74 x 0.26 inches (139.3 x 69.7 x 6.7 mm), and weigh 4.44 oz (126 grams). We're told to expect a price tag of about $400.

As for the A3, so far we only know that it will supposedly cost between $350 and $400, offer LTE, and have metal in its construction (which lends some credibility that the A5 is not simply metallic, after all). The A3 is expected to premier around the globe by the end of 2014.

Finally, we've also heard rumors of a third new A-device dubbed A7. That one is rumored to sport a 5.5-inch screen and LTE, and cost about $450 to $500. Unfortunately, the A7 will apparently only see the light of day in select countries.

All of the above information, especially if you take pricing and screen sizes into account, has all the markings of a Samsung line -- a variety of sizes littered throughout the mid-range price spectrum. Based on what we know already, do you think you would be interested in picking one?

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