Samsung is about to launch a new Galaxy series phone which is specially designed for music and entertainment.It is the new Samsung Galaxy Player 70 Plus which is expected to launch in March 2012.The phone comes with Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) and it has fully inbuilt features for music and supports all the multimedia specs.Samsung calls this phone,the first portable multi media smartphone.One of the drawback of this phone is that it does not come with a GSM option.So it wont work with any GSM networks world wide.
Because this phone is specially designed for music,we will start the review describing it's multimedia ability.The best feature of the Player 70 Plus is that it does comes with a integrated SoundAlive sound engine which provide clear music with enhanced clarity and tone.It have two loud speakers and a 3.5 mm headphone jack.
The Player 70 Plus comes with a 5.0 inch capacitive LCD touch screen with a display resolution of 480 x 800 pixels (187 ppi).The touch screen is multi-touch and TouchWiz enabled.The display of the phone is not as good as the other Galaxy phones at this price.
The Player Plus 70 have a 5.0 MP camera with auto focus,LED flash ,Geo-tagging,face and smile detection.Also it records 720p HD videos @30fps.Also it does have a VGA secondary camera for video calling and self shot.
On coming inside,the Player 70 Plus have a 1 GHz Dual-Core processor and 512 MB of RAM.The performance and RAM is not as good as the other phones at this price.Even the Galaxy R has a 1 GHz Dual Core ARM processor with 764 MB RAM.But since Samsung launched the Player 70 Plus as a portable multimedia entertainment device,it does not features a lot other specs.
On coming to connectivity,it lags a lot.Since it does not have GSM option,it does not support GPRS or EDGE.It have Wi-Fi connectivity which supports 802.11 a/b/g/n radio frequencies.Also it supports Bluetooth (v.3.0+HS) and microUSB (v.2.0)
Sensors: Gyroscope,Accelerometer and Compass.
Browser: HTML and Adobe Flash enabled.
Radio: Yes,FM radio with RDS
GPS: Yes
Java: Yes,via Java MIDP emulator.
TV tuner: Yes,T-DMB TV Tuner with recording facility.
Music: MP3/WAV/WMA/eAAC+/AC3/FLAC player
Video: MP4/DiVx/Xvid/WMV/H.263/H.264
Battery: 2500 mAh Li-Po battery
Talktime: Upto 7hrs
Music Play: Upto 70 hrs
StandBy: Upto 250 hrs
Because this phone is specially designed for music,we will start the review describing it's multimedia ability.The best feature of the Player 70 Plus is that it does comes with a integrated SoundAlive sound engine which provide clear music with enhanced clarity and tone.It have two loud speakers and a 3.5 mm headphone jack.
The Player 70 Plus comes with a 5.0 inch capacitive LCD touch screen with a display resolution of 480 x 800 pixels (187 ppi).The touch screen is multi-touch and TouchWiz enabled.The display of the phone is not as good as the other Galaxy phones at this price.
The Player Plus 70 have a 5.0 MP camera with auto focus,LED flash ,Geo-tagging,face and smile detection.Also it records 720p HD videos @30fps.Also it does have a VGA secondary camera for video calling and self shot.
On coming inside,the Player 70 Plus have a 1 GHz Dual-Core processor and 512 MB of RAM.The performance and RAM is not as good as the other phones at this price.Even the Galaxy R has a 1 GHz Dual Core ARM processor with 764 MB RAM.But since Samsung launched the Player 70 Plus as a portable multimedia entertainment device,it does not features a lot other specs.
On coming to connectivity,it lags a lot.Since it does not have GSM option,it does not support GPRS or EDGE.It have Wi-Fi connectivity which supports 802.11 a/b/g/n radio frequencies.Also it supports Bluetooth (v.3.0+HS) and microUSB (v.2.0)
Sensors: Gyroscope,Accelerometer and Compass.
Browser: HTML and Adobe Flash enabled.
Radio: Yes,FM radio with RDS
GPS: Yes
Java: Yes,via Java MIDP emulator.
TV tuner: Yes,T-DMB TV Tuner with recording facility.
Music: MP3/WAV/WMA/eAAC+/AC3/FLAC player
Video: MP4/DiVx/Xvid/WMV/H.263/H.264
Battery: 2500 mAh Li-Po battery
Talktime: Upto 7hrs
Music Play: Upto 70 hrs
StandBy: Upto 250 hrs
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