The Samsung I9103 Galaxy R rode in on the NVIDIA Tegra 2 platform and became the first affordable dual-core smartphone from the South Korean company. With a bright SC-LCD screen and brushed metal back, the Galaxy R is just different enough from the Galaxy S lineup to stand on its own.
| Network and Release | ||
| 2G Network | GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 | |
| Announced | September, 2011 | |
| Status | Available | |
| Size and Weight Specifications | ||
| Thickness | 9.50 mm | |
| Weight | 135 grams | |
| Display Specifications | ||
| Type | Touch Screen (Capacitive), 16M | |
| Size | 480 * 800 Pixels Resolution, Screen Size : 4.2 inches | |
| - Multi-Touch | ||
| Sound Features | ||
| Alert types | Vibration, Ringtone, Mp3 Ringtones | |
| Loudspeaker |  | |
| 3.5mm jack | | |
| Memory Specifications | ||
| Phonebook | No Practical/Maximum Limit | |
| Call records | Unlimited | |
| Internal | 1 GB RAM | |
| Card slot | | |
| Data, Internet and Connections | ||
| GPRS | GPRS Upto 114 kbps | |
| EDGE | EDGE Upto 560 kbps | |
| 3G | HSDPA Upto14.4 Mbps | |
| Bluetooth | | |
| WiFi | | |
| USB | | |
| Camera Features | ||
| Primary | 5 MegaPixel LED flash | |
| Features | - Auto-Focus - Geo Tagging - Smile Detection | |
| Video | | |
| Secondary | | |
| Other Important Specifications and Features | ||
| OS | Android OS, v2.3 (Gingerbread) | |
| CPU | Dual-core 1GHz ARM Cortex-A9 proccessor, ULP GeForce GPU, Tegra 2 AP20H chipset | |
| Messaging | SMS (Threaded view), MMS, Email, IM | |
| Browser | HTML | |
| Radio | | |
| Games | Supports Motion Sensor Downloadable Java Games | |
| Colors | Black | |
| GPS | with A-GPS support | |
| Java | | |
| Other Features | - Document Editor - Compass - Lost Mobile Tracker - Supports Video Call - Voice Record - Voice Dialing - Supports YouTube - Social Networking - Fake Call | |
| Battery life | ||
| Stand By Time | Up to 620 h | |
| Talk time | Upto 9 Hrs | |
Samsung has so many variations of their models that sometimes it's hard to say when one model starts and where another begins. Take the Samsung I9103 Galaxy R, positioned somewhere between the Galaxy S II flagship droid and the mid-range Galaxy W.
Not that we're complaining - having more options available is always a good thing and all dual-core droids from Samsung were only top of the line so far (S II and its variations, the Galaxy Nexus and the Galaxy Note phoneblet).
This is where the I9103 Galaxy R steps in in - it offers tangibly better specs than the Galaxy W, while staying a step below the top dogs in specs and price. Here's a summary of what you get with the Galaxy R and some downsides.
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