Samsung is putting out press releases this evening, and one of the press release was for the Galaxy Beam. The Beam runs Gingerbread on a dual-core 1GHz CPU, a 4-inch WVGA screen, 8GB internal storage. The phone seems like a normal mid-end phone until you add the 15 lumen Pico projector that will crank out an HD image up to 50-inches wide. It’s worth noting the official product specifications list the Beam as having 6GB of RAM, but it’s most likely a typo. Android Central has stated they will be verifying this at Barcelona.
Press Release can be found here.
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