The Galaxy S II line of handsets has been a very successful endeavor for consumer electronics and smartphone manufacturer Samsung. In the first five months when it launched in Asia and Europe, the original Galaxy S II sold 10 million copies, setting a five-month launch period sales record for Samsung. Arriving on the Sprint 4G wireless network on September 16 of last year, the Epic Touch 4G was the first Galaxy S II model to hit the United States. That handset quickly became Sprint’s flagship smartphone, and has helped Samsung sell more than 35 million global units of all Galaxy S II models.
Buy the Samsung Epic Touch 4G starting at just one penny!
Late last year the Samsung Galaxy S II Epic Touch 4G Android smartphone was awarded the Best New Mobile Device blue ribbon out of all 4G mobile technologies that debuted in 2011. That honor came at the 4G World Conference and Expo in Chicago, Illinois, and the award-winning handset has been a best seller for Sprint from day one. Still offering favorably comparable features and specs when compared to other 4G smartphones, the Samsung Epic Touch is easily one of the best values in the entire 4G smartphone marketplace, and is the lowest priced Galaxy S II handset. The Epic Touch 4G retails for $0.01 at select Sprint authorized online retailers with a standard new two-year activation and data plan.
For one penny, Epic Touch 4G owners receive Facebook, Picasa, Twitter and YouTube social applications support out-of-the-box, and Android’s Gingerbread operating system. However, Samsung recently released a list of devices that would receive an upcoming upgrade to the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) operating system, and the Epic Touch 4G made the list. Average in size and shape compared to other 4G smartphones, the handset offers one of the larger displays of all 4G handsets. At 4.52 inches, the Super AMOLED Plus screen delivers 480 x 800 pixel resolution, and renders visuals in more than 16 million unique colors.
Battery time runs an above average 8.70 hours from a single charge of the 1,800 mA battery, and 1.0 GB of RAM memory joins 16 GB of built-in, user accessible data storage in the hardware package. A microSD slot is present for storage expansion and off-board data access, and powering the handset is a dual core 1.2 GHz central processor, while a graphics dedicated Mali 400 MP chip is also part of the Exynos microchip package.
Offering a video light and LED flash for low light camera operation, the rear facing 8.0 megapixel camcorder provides video capture at a high resolution 1,080P HD. Also delivering panorama shot taking ability, preloaded scenes, autofocus and smile detection, that camcorder joins a front facing 2.0 megapixel chat cam in the camera combo which also provides video call support. Buy the Samsung Epic Touch 4G starting at just one penny!
