Galaxy Media Player By Samsung To Be Displayed At CES 2011

Samsung continues its Android-based invasion with another Galaxy release, but this time it's not a phone or a tablet: it's a personal media player called teh Galaxy Player (YP-GB1). It looks very similar to the Samsung Galaxy S and rumors say it's capable of making VoIP calls. According to the latest news, the unit will be introduced at CES 2011 next month.

At the moment it's known that 3 models will be available a 8GB, 16GB, and a 32GB. The media player runs Android 2.2, it's powered by a 1GHz processor, sports a 4-inch display with a front facing camera and a 3.2MP rear camera and has WiFi. It appears that it will support video calling. The screen is not AMOLED, but it is said to be Super Clear LCD. The media player will also have access to Samsung Apps and Android Market Apps.

In my opinion it will be a cool gadget, but for some reason it reminds me of Apple's iPod. But why not try to get your hands on one? It might just be worth it.

Article Author: Victor Turcios

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