- Price of Samsung Galaxy S3 in the above table are in Indian Rupees.
- The latest price of Samsung Galaxy S3 was obtained on May 21, 2013.
- The Samsung Galaxy S3 is available in Kaunsa, Maniacstore, Infibeam, Zoomin, Tradus, Naaptol, Next, Ibhejo, Shopclues, GadgetsGuru, LetsShop, Ezoneonline, Indiatimes, Themobilestore, Edigiworld, Homeshop18, Chipkart, Mirchimart
- The lowest price of Samsung Galaxy S3 is ` 25,990 in Kaunsa , which is 26.99 % less than the cost of Samsung Galaxy S3 in Mirchimart (` 35,598)
- The price is valid in all major cities of India including Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi and Pune. Please check instructions at the specific stores for any deviation.
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Tuesday, 21 May 2013
Samsung Galaxy S3
Samsung Galaxy S3 Price in India
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Best Price: Rs. 25594
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- Samsung Galaxy S3 is the sequel to the extremely successful Samsung Galaxy S2.
- Samsung Galaxy S3 has a massive 4.8'HD Super AMOLED touchscreen with resolution 720 x 1280 pixels
- The phone runs on Android 4 Ice Cream Sandwich OS, powered by 1.4GHz Quad Core processor
- The phone has an 8MP camera with auto focus, LED Flash and has a 1.9 MP secondary camera
- The phone comes with unique features such as Smart Stay, S-Voice, Direct call etc
- Samsung Galaxy S3 comes in models with 16GB, 32GB and 64GB internal memory
- The phone has a massive 2100 mAh Li-ION battery
Why did I finally go for HTC One X?
Yes, i agree, these are the Excellent Features which other phones cannot compete easily,
BUT, there are loads of other interesting stuffs that any TECH SAVY person will like a lot!!!
After buying this Galaxy Note 2 last week, i had been trying to figure out the extra features that this beast offers in excess to the mentioned above ones.
Some of them are as follows:
-First of all, the most attractive feature that i really liked was the Motion Sensor Capabilities that this beast is offering.
Let me note down some of them as tested by me:
1) To unlock the device with motion, tap and hold a point on the screen, and then tilt the device forwards.
2) When you pick up the device after it has been idle for some time or when the screen has turned off, it vibrates if you have missed calls or new messages.
3) While viewing a call, a message, or contact details on the phone screen, simply pick up and hold the device to your ear to make a call to that number.
4) Tap and hold an item on the screen, and then move the device to the left or right to move the item to another panel on the Home screen or the Applications screen in that direction.
5) When an image is zoomed in, tap and hold a point on the screen, and then move the device in any direction to browse the image.
6) While you are cheking mails or contacts in a page and you reach the middle or the last of the list, simply Double-tap the device to move to the top of a list of contacts or emails.
7) While the screen is locked, tap and hold the screen, and then rotate the device to landscape orientation to launch the camera.
8) Turn over the device(making it lie down with back-side up) to mute ringtone, pause media playback, or mute the FM radio.
9) Shake the device to search for Bluetooth devices.
10) Shake the device to update the list of emails or information from Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance etc.
11) Sweep your hand sideways across the screen from right to left to capture a screenshot.
12) Cover the screen with a palm to pause media playback. Move it away from the screen to resume.
13) Tap and hold two points on the screen, and then tilt the device back and forth to zoom in or out.
14) When the touch screen is turned off, move your hand across the Proximity/Light sensor to
turn on the screen lightly and view the number of missed calls and new messages, the battery
power level, and more.
BUT, there are loads of other interesting stuffs that any TECH SAVY person will like a lot!!!
After buying this Galaxy Note 2 last week, i had been trying to figure out the extra features that this beast offers in excess to the mentioned above ones.
Some of them are as follows:
-First of all, the most attractive feature that i really liked was the Motion Sensor Capabilities that this beast is offering.
Let me note down some of them as tested by me:
1) To unlock the device with motion, tap and hold a point on the screen, and then tilt the device forwards.
2) When you pick up the device after it has been idle for some time or when the screen has turned off, it vibrates if you have missed calls or new messages.
3) While viewing a call, a message, or contact details on the phone screen, simply pick up and hold the device to your ear to make a call to that number.
4) Tap and hold an item on the screen, and then move the device to the left or right to move the item to another panel on the Home screen or the Applications screen in that direction.
5) When an image is zoomed in, tap and hold a point on the screen, and then move the device in any direction to browse the image.
6) While you are cheking mails or contacts in a page and you reach the middle or the last of the list, simply Double-tap the device to move to the top of a list of contacts or emails.
7) While the screen is locked, tap and hold the screen, and then rotate the device to landscape orientation to launch the camera.
8) Turn over the device(making it lie down with back-side up) to mute ringtone, pause media playback, or mute the FM radio.
9) Shake the device to search for Bluetooth devices.
10) Shake the device to update the list of emails or information from Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance etc.
11) Sweep your hand sideways across the screen from right to left to capture a screenshot.
12) Cover the screen with a palm to pause media playback. Move it away from the screen to resume.
13) Tap and hold two points on the screen, and then tilt the device back and forth to zoom in or out.
14) When the touch screen is turned off, move your hand across the Proximity/Light sensor to
turn on the screen lightly and view the number of missed calls and new messages, the battery
power level, and more.
Most Helpful Reviews
1. Price
Samsung achieved top position in mobile world due to best hardware at aggressive pricing but HTC ONE-X is quad core too clocked at 1.5 GHz and available at lesser price.
2. Resolution
Resolution of 720 x 1280 Pixels is very promising and produces a realistic display quality with high contrast and sharp looking images.
3. Screen
According to a consumer survey 4 inch screens are most appropriate for single hand use whereas screens like 5.3 of Note and 4.8 of S3 have reduced the mobility comfort in mobiles. People end up using both hands to operate such large screens. Not to mention the increased risk of screen cracking due to inevitable rough usage. Otherwise AMOLED screen quality is phenomenal.
4. Battery
Battery (2100 mAH) is quite impressive and works beyond expectations on heavy duty of such large screen and quad core processor.
5. Build Quality
People might like rounded corners and plastic finish but personally I feel the cheap looking plastic design is toy like and doesn't gives a premium look. Its a matter of individual taste.
6. Camera
Camera is 8mp same as that of Galaxy S2 with improved interface and color sharpness. courtesy- Android v4 ICS. Front camera is also provided.
7. Graphics
Graphics have not been improved, same old Mali-400MP as that of Galaxy S2. But Quad core makes its own contributions.
8. Other Features
However Samsung has always amazed its customers by setting new benchmarks in mobile world. Android Ice-cream sandwich is icing on the cake. S view and S stay though new features but are little unreal in the fast world where we cant wait and press for long, speak to mike, wait for system response and then affirm. Phew ! A bit lengthy process, I would rather touch the app icon.
Design
Samsung Galaxy S3 (Marble White, with 16GB) Price: Rs.27500
Key Features
- Android v4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) OS
- 8 MP Primary Camera
- 1.9 MP Secondary Camera
- 4.8-inch Super AMOLED Capacitive Touchscreen
- 1.4 GHz Quad Core Processor
- Wi-Fi Enabled
- Expandable Storage Capacity of 64 GB
The Samsung S3 comes with a 4.8-inch HD, capacitive touchscreen that supports 720 x 1280 pixel resolution with 16 M colours and Mali-400 megapixel graphics. The TouchWiz user interface is custom built for the Android OS, making this smartphone versatile and easy to use.
The user-friendliness of the smartphone is taken up a notch with the S Voice feature that allows you to simply talk to your phone to give instructions. You can ask the S3 to turn off the alarm, reject or answer a call, turn the music up or down, or even tell the camera when to shoot.
No matter where you go you are always prepared to capture some unforgettable moments in sharp and vivid colors on the Galaxy S3’s 8 megapixel camera
with LED flash. Taking pictures is made even more enjoyable with useful
camera features like Geo-tagging, face and smile detection, auto focus
and image editor. The S3 comes with a secondary camera that is located
on the front of the camera. You can enjoy HD video recording on the
Galaxy S3 and shoot videos at 30 fps with 1280 x 720 pixel resolution.
Samsung Galaxy S III unveiled
The iPhone’s toughest opponent is here
The Samsung Galaxy S franchise can rival some of the best in Hollywood. First the Galaxy S pleased critics and the fans alike, and then the sequel – the Galaxy S II – did what only a handful of films have done, and outperformed its predecessor. The S II crossed the magic 20 million sales mark in February this year and a month later won the Smartphone of the Year at the 2012 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. To keep the wave of euphoria going, Samsung last night lifted the covers off the third edition of the Galaxy in London.
There’s little doubt that the Samsung Galaxy S III is the most anticipated Android Smartphone of 2012 and it's fitting that Samsung, one of the sponsors of the Olympics, chose London for its debut. Android’s rapidly growing fan base has been flooding the web with rumoured SIII specs almost since the debut of the SII in 2011, and thankfully the final specs more or less live up to many of the wish lists.
The Samsung Galaxy S franchise can rival some of the best in Hollywood. First the Galaxy S pleased critics and the fans alike, and then the sequel – the Galaxy S II – did what only a handful of films have done, and outperformed its predecessor. The S II crossed the magic 20 million sales mark in February this year and a month later won the Smartphone of the Year at the 2012 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. To keep the wave of euphoria going, Samsung last night lifted the covers off the third edition of the Galaxy in London.
There’s little doubt that the Samsung Galaxy S III is the most anticipated Android Smartphone of 2012 and it's fitting that Samsung, one of the sponsors of the Olympics, chose London for its debut. Android’s rapidly growing fan base has been flooding the web with rumoured SIII specs almost since the debut of the SII in 2011, and thankfully the final specs more or less live up to many of the wish lists.
The 4.8-inch Super Amoled HD screen is one of the highlights and gives the SIII a slight edge over the HTC One X (read our review here) and the Sony Xperia S (read our review here).
The device is powered by a 1.4GHz quad-core processor and a 2100mAh
battery and comes with 16GB, 32GB or 64GB of internal memory. There’s
also a microSD slot for more memory and a 50GB Dropbox account for Cloud
storage. The 8MP shooter may not be best in its class, but expect a
camera that more than does the job, with interesting value-adds like a
20-shot burst mode that automatically chooses the best image.
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