{"id":648142,"date":"2013-03-21T12:41:41","date_gmt":"2013-03-21T16:41:41","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.talkandroid.com\/?p=155337"},"modified":"2013-03-21T12:41:41","modified_gmt":"2013-03-21T16:41:41","slug":"more-information-on-which-countries-get-which-processor-in-samsung-galaxy-s-4","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mereja.media\/index\/648142","title":{"rendered":"More information on which countries get which processor in Samsung Galaxy S 4"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Since Samsung announced their new Galaxy S 4<\/a> last week, with a release date scheduled for April 26th around the globe, many people have been trying to figure out<\/a> which model will be available for purchase in their location. SamMobile<\/em> has started to compile a list to aid those trying to figure out their options. The Galaxy S 4 will come with one of two processors. The GT-I9505 model is slated to be equipped with a Snapdragon 600 quad-core cpu clocked at 1.9 Ghz while the GT-I9500 will come with an Exynos 5 Octa processor running eight cores at 1.6 Ghz. It appears one of the main determinants for which model will be available has to do with the availability of LTE service, which the Exynos chip does not support.<\/p>\n

You can check out the list after the break.<\/span><\/p>\n

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GT-I**** = Not decided yet.
\nGT-I9500 = Exynos
\nGT-I9505 = Snapdragon
\nGT-I9500 \/ GT-I9505 = Samsung to bring both versions<\/p>\n

Africa<\/strong>
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Afghanistan
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Algeria
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Egypt
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Kenya
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Lybia
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Marocco
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Nigeria<\/p>\n

Asia \/ Middle East<\/strong>
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Bangladesh
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 China
\nGT-I9500 \/ GT-I9505 \u2013 Hong Kong
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 India
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Indonesia
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Iran
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Iraq
\nGT-I**** \u2013 Israel
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Kazakhstan
\nGT-I9500 \/ GT-I9505 \u2013 Korea
\nGT-I9500 \/ GT-I9505 \u2013 Malaysia
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Nepal
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Pakistan
\nGT-I9500 \/ GT-I9505 \u2013 Philippines
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Russia
\nGT-I9500 \/ GT-I9505 \u2013 Saudi Arabia
\nGT-I9505 \u2013 Singapore
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Sri Lanka
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Taiwan
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Thailand
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Turkey
\nGT-I9500 \/ GT-I9505 \u2013 United Arab Emirates
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Uzbekistan
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Vietnam<\/p>\n

Australia<\/strong>
\nGT-I9505 \u2013 Australia<\/p>\n

Europe<\/strong>
\nGT-I9505 \u2013 Austria
\nGT-I9505 \u2013 Baltic
\nGT-I9505 \u2013 Belgium \/ Luxemburg
\nGT-I9505 \u2013 Bosnia and Herzegovina
\nGT-I9505 \u2013 Bulgaria
\nGT-I**** \u2013 Croatia
\nGT-I9505 \u2013 Cyprus
\nGT-I9505 \u2013 Czech Republic
\nGT-I9500 \/ GT-I9505 \u2013 France
\nGT-I9500 \/ GT-I9505 \u2013 Germany
\nGT-I9505 \u2013 Greece
\nGT-I9500 \/ GT-I9505 \u2013 Italy
\nGT-I9505 \u2013 Macedonia
\nGT-I9505 –\u00a0Nordic Countries
\nGT-I9500 \/ GT-I9505 \u2013 Poland
\nGT-I9505 \u2013 Romania
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Russia
\nGT-I9505 \u2013 Portugal
\nGT-I**** \u2013 Serbia
\nGT-I9505 \u2013 Slovakia
\nGT-I9505 \u2013 Slovenia
\nGT-I9505 \u2013 Spain
\nGT-I9505 \u2013 Switzerland
\nGT-I9505 \u2013 The Netherlands
\nGT-I9500 \/ GT-I9505 \u2013 United Kingdom
\nGT-I9500 \u2013 Ukraine<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

source: SamMobile<\/a>
\nvia: Phandroid<\/a><\/p>\n

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