Much Awaited Samsung Galaxy Player coming to rival the iPod Touch

What is it?

Portable music players recently received that trust of resumption when Apple released the new iPod Touch. Now, how could the Android world take a stride back, when even Microsoft’s trying its bits with the Zune music player? Living on the approach, Samsung is expected to release a new Galaxy Player (YP-GB1) at CES 2011. The iPod Touch rival of sorts, the Galaxy Player is said to feature 480x800 resolution 4-inch touchscreen Super Clean LCD display and will run Android 2.2 Froyo. The music player could be fitted in with a 1GHz Hummingbird processor, and 8GB, 16GB or 32GB storage, while it would have a 3.2MP rear camera and front VGA camera.

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For whom:

The Samsung Galaxy Player would, with the new features it possesses, be a great gadget for all the audiophiles around, especially if you love all things Android and have that dislike for Apple.

Price and availability

There’s no word on the price of the Galaxy Player, which is scheduled to be shown off at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas 2011,

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Why the hype?

Superiority of the previous music players from Samsung prompts us to believe that Samsung will definitely make big with success of the Galaxy Player. Here the question isn’t just about the previous laurels to say, but the inclusion of Android 2.2 OS, 3.2MP rear camera, a front VGA camera and 8GB, 16GB or 32GB storage options also make the Galaxy Player a much-awaited gadget at CES 2011. Further, the handheld video fanatics will relish the Player’s 800×480 resolution 4-inch touchscreen display and the amazing speed of the 1GHz processor supplying brilliant HD playback.

What’s different?

Inspired by the new and successful Galaxy S phone and is thus completed with the same set of features sans the phone ability of course, the Galaxy Player impresses with its front-and-rear-facing cameras, up to 32GB capacity and super-speed 1GHz processor. More on the Galaxy Player from the CES, so stick around.