Samsung denies launch in April of the Galaxy S3 as a benchmark would reveal new details

As reported a couple of days ago, reported by ZDNet Korea and marketing agency close to the Korean company, it seemed that April was the month for the launch of the new Galaxy S3 , but Samsung, via Twitter, was quick to deny the everything and declare that the date is marketing its highly anticipated new smartphone will be officially communicated exclusively by Samsung itself.

Meanwhile circulated some screen tests of suspected benchmarks published by an employee Samsung, regarding the GT-I9300, tests with GLBenchmark that would reveal more details of the forthcoming Galaxy S3 .

The results to date from last month and compared to the latest speculation about the alleged technical specifications, more news on this.

The first resolution would seem to be 1196 x 720 dispelling rumors of a full HD 1080p display. The design adopted would resume the same line of Galaxy Nexus then the absence of physical buttons and the processor seems to reach the maximum frequency of  1.4 Ghz. This is a chip Exynos 4 but still there are no certainties when it might be a Quad Core (very likely) or a Dual Core.

Some details auks concern the GPU, according to the source would be mounted on the same Galaxy S2 (Mali 400) but with higher performance results than the latter performing the test GLBenchmark Egypt Standard 2.1 (6584 frames at 58.3fps) thanks to higher clock high.

Finally, the adopted version of Android will be the 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich , as on much of the new range of devices presented at Mobile World Congress. Benchmark, which in some respects they may be right for others may allow time to lie in wait by Samsung.