Galaxy Core Advance is your next Samsung budget device

Jamie Feltham

December 16, 2013

Another week another Samsung device. This time its the Galaxy Core Advance, a new entry in the company’s low-end line up.

The Galaxy Core Advance is an Android 4.2 handset running on a 4.7-inch display with a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM and 8GB of onboard storage. That’s all well and good but nothing to set the world on fire. There are also dedicated home buttons for those that don’t like to depend on the touchscreen for the basics.

As for pricing and availability, Samsung remains hush-hush, though we’re hopeful to see it early next year.

Source: Samsung

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Jamie Feltham

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