The Samsung Galaxy S III is now up for pre-order in the UK via a number of carriers including T-Mobile, Three, O2, and Vodafone. The relevant price and availability details through these network providers had been disclosed earlier and they are now accepting pre-bookings for the handset in question.
Fans planning to tie up with Vodafone can get the device for free along with a data scheme and customer agreement. They can lay hands on the phone for £41 (approx. Rs 3,530) per month on the basis of a 2-year contract. As for O2, no precise details have been provided by the service provider except that the order can be part of the Pay Monthly and Business plans as well as an impending Pay & Go plan.
Users looking at T-Mobile for picking up the latest ICS treat have a horde of data plans to select from. The price starts at £300 (approx. Rs. 25,820) as the upfront charge along with a monthly £10.50 (approx Rs. 900) payment. An alternative plan called The Full Monty offers the device for a price of £49.99 (approx. Rs 4,300), while users need to pay £36 (approx. Rs. 3,100) per month over a 2-year period. Three loyalists may have to wait till May 29 to place an order online. For now, the smartphone can be booked at £34 (approx Rs. 2,930) as part of a 24-month agreement from retail outlets.
As far as the specifications of the newest Galaxy S member are concerned, it sports a 4.8-inch HD Super AMOLED display proffering 1280 × 720p resolutions. It’s an ICS handset that boasts of intuitive face and voice recognition features. Enthusiats can choose to pick it up in memory capacities of 16GB or 32GB and the 64GB variant should arrive soon, going by the word from the company.
The Samsung Galaxy S III is expected to be seen in the UK from May 30 onwards and it can presently be pre-ordered from T-Mobile, Three, O2 and Vodafone in the UK.
