First benchmarks of the Samsung Galaxy S III?

Take this news with the springs, but if it's true what we said yesterday that the Galaxy S III will be presented in March, is quite credible that they can begin to emerge in the first benchmark right now, because the database GLBenchmark, on which appeared, has always been full of greedy anticipation.

Suppose then that we've got the real Galaxy S III, the model number it will be GT-I9300, but this is certainly not a particularly interesting: The resolution shown is 1196 × 720, the same as the Galaxy Nexus, the suggest that a model without physical buttons. The processor has a maximum frequency of 1.4 GHz while the GPU will be a re-Mali 400 (as on GS2), and although there is no indication on the number of cores, if we assume that the CPU is a Exynos 4, should be model 4212 dual-core or quad-core 4412 (although in this case, the clock should have been higher, but there is no reason to downgrade for testing and optimization).

Judging from the results still seem Mali 400 overclocked compared to that of the Galaxy S II, as records the same frame rate of the latter in spite of a much higher resolution.

Last but not least, has confirmed the presence of Android 4.0.3, if anyone had been able to put in doubt.