Samsung Galaxy Player 70 Plus, including media players and micro-tablet

Samsung continues to expand its line of Galaxy without phone module, namely the niche devices like the iPod Touch or Sony Walkman Z1060 which not only act as media players are real micro-tablet with Wi-Fi and access to markets of apps.

This time it's up to the Galaxy Player 70 Plus, which is nothing unusual that a more powerful variant of what is called the market in our Galaxy S Wi-Fi 5.0 (or Galaxy Player 5.0 in USA).

The novelty of this model is a system-on-chip more powerful dual-core 1GHz, which should trigger the same Gingerbred Android 2.3.5, while the rest of us seems essentially the same, including the very large 5-inch screen, large but the resolution disappointing: only 480 × 800 pixels, like the Walkman 4.2 "and still a far cry from the standards of Apple, which equips her touch with a 3.5" 960 × 640 retina. The article continues after the break.

Apart from the sore point of the screen, the budget is more inviting than its competitors because there is a GPS device and especially a microSD slot, a basic feature for an MP3 player and easy to implement, but viciously almost all producers we deny the media player.

Galaxy Player 70 Plus is available today on the Korean market in denominations of 16 and 32GB, but there is still no information on the European market, on both availability (will never happen?), Price and even less on the nomenclature, which as usual Samsung usually varies for different markets. It is doubtful that at the Cebit 2012, scheduled from tomorrow, turn up new information.