A couple of the more recent Android-powered devices from Samsung, namely the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and the Galaxy S3 Mini, are said to be on the receiving end of new colors in the near future. As far as we know, the general public are able to purchase the Galaxy Note 2 in either Titanium Grey or Marble White at the moment, but the future will see Amber Brown, Topaz Blue and Ruby Wine come a-knocking on our wallets sometime in the year 2013. Having sold over 3 million units, it would seem that the Galaxy Note 2 will not have any trouble remaining as one of the top choices among consumers who prefer phablets compared to regular-sized smartphones. Not only that, the new colors would make for a convenient excuse to your spouse that you need to change your ailing smartphone, no?
The Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini will soon be available in Onyx Black, Titan Gray and Garnet Red from December this year onwards, but assuming things go awry, early 2013 is still a legit date. For the moment, however, you will have to make do with just white and blue shades for the Galaxy S3 Mini. It is tipped that the new colors for both the S3 Mini and Galaxy Note 2 will be showcased by Samsung at MWC 2013.
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The tablet market is certainly an interesting one, especially when you consider how there are so many players in it right now, especially those who are part of the Android ecosystem. We do have high end models that branch off to mid-range as well as entry level devices, and one can safely say that Pandigital certainly resides somewhere at the bottom of the food chain where tablets and eReaders are concerned. Well, recently, we have seen Pandigital devices make their way onto eBay as well as at other stores with prices that were set to sell under the “impulse purchase” segment – in fact, new and refurbished eReaders were going for less than $50, while there were tablets that retailed for under $70.
Samsung does have a fashionable name for one of its “brands”, where select devices that undergo the La Fleur treatment tend to be more fashion forward. In fact, the South Korean consumer electronics giant has been churning out a handful of La Fleur edition devices since the end of 2009, and it does not look as though Samsung is about to stop anytime now. We have gotten wind that there will be a new bunch of La Fleur smartphones, where the slew of them will be powered by the Android operating system, and they are the Samsung Galaxy S3, Galaxy S Duos, Galaxy Ace Duos and Galaxy Ace 2.
