Samsung Galaxy Music launching using Optus on November 15

Samsung technically ended the rumors and announced the Galaxy Music smartphone back in early October. Since then we've got heard a few reports associated with availability, such as for those in the united kingdom. And well, as of today it appears to be the handset is heading to be able to Australia. The carrier will be Optus and the handset will be available outset on November 15.

The Samsung Galaxy Music is on the way to the pre-paid device lineup with Optus and you will be selling for $149. In addition to grabbing the Galaxy Music direct with all the carrier, those who are interested will also be able to make a purchase at select retailers including Dick Smith and Domayne. The Galaxy Music is going to be available in two colors — bright and/or blue.

Otherwise, the requirements include Android 4. 0 Ice Cream Sandwich with all the TouchWiz user interface in addition to a 3. 0-inch (320 x 240) touchscreen display screen, 850MHz processor, 512MB of RAM MEMORY, 4GB of internal storage, the microSD card slot, 1300, mAh battery as well as a 3 megapixel rear-facing camera. In addition, the handset has dual entry stereo speakers, an optimized music player using dedicated music player button as well as, the Samsung Music Hub.
Just about all said and done, the Samsung Galaxy Music is unquestionably not what we would consider a high-end device, but at once, given the low pre-paid price, we suspect it will come up with a nice handset for those looking to avoid shelling out some money.



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