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Samsung Spica Announced For Russia

samsung_galaxy_spica_001Samsung has officially announced (Russian) the Galaxy's sibling handset, the Spica.  Previously known as the i5700 and Galaxy Lite, the phone has been presumed to be the little brother to the Galaxy.  It's not know which carrier will pick up the Spica but the cost is said to be 14 000 Russian rubles ($483.00 US) when it goes on sale later this November.

Specs include:

  • 800 MHz processor
  • 128MB RAM
  • 3.2″ touchscreen
  • 3.2 mp camera
  • 1500 mAh battery
  • microSDHC support
  • GPS, compass

Source: TehnoZona (translated)




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  • samsung November 17, 2009

    The Spica is also called the Galaxy light, it seems that Samsung has pretty much lived up to it's promise saying it would roll out a great bunch of android phones. The samsung spica seems like a great phoen to me, I suppose this phone also features Samsung's Touchwiz?

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