Next Samsung Gear A, Will Have Three Variants

Source: ubersmartwatch.com

We met this smartwatch at the time as Orbis by filtration. From that leak we’ve seen Samsung works in a circular SmartWatch. This new Korean wearable run under the operating system Samsung Tizen, but it is not surprising that, over time and depending on the sale thereof, now known as the Gear A, exit on Android Wear.

This new watch with a circular appearance could occur during the event next August 13 with the new Samsung Galaxy Note Plus and Samsung Galaxy 5 Edge. If that does not happen so, the Koreans would use the IFA in Berlin held in early September, to present his new smart watch.

Thanks to information received by the boys of specialized post in the Korean brand, SamMobile, we know that the new Gear A will have three versions. The first of this is known as Orbis S1 or as SM-R720, the second as Orbis S2 or SM-R730 and Orbis Classic or also under the codename SM-R732. Orbis there that the word comes from the initial project, so the name of the future of wearable Samsung will be more marketable in the Gear range.

Gear A, the first clock circular Samsung

Samsung would follow his beloved competitor, Apple, as to remove several variants of his round wearable. These variants may have differences between them with respect to their construction materials, belts, internal storage or its connectivity.

We have seen some information about the device due to leakage. If the rumors are true, we are talking about the new Gear A, will have a Super AMOLED screen with a resolution of 360 x 360 pixels. Inside, we see the SoC device will be manufactured by Samsung itself and ride the Exynos 3472 processor with 768 MB of RAM memory and 4 GB of internal storage. The wearable have a rotating ring that will give some functionality to the device, will have Wi-Fi b / g / n, NFC, Bluetooth v4.1, various sensors, most notably the heart rate and a battery of 250 mAh. Furthermore it is rumored that the device will have camera and can support SIM, depending on the variant.

There are eager to see how it is this smart watch Samsung and such acts under Tizen. This operating system seems to be the standard SO of any wearable Korean manufacturer that manufactures from now. We do not rule out the option of an alternative Android Wear, as happened with the Samsung Galaxy Gear Live.

Via androidheadlines