In the greatest discretion, Samsung has just update the Galaxy S4 Mini, a smartphone 4.3-inch mid-range dating from 2013, with a 64-bit processor and Android version of KitKat.
While busy boost sales of its Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge and preparing the imminent launch of Galaxy Note 5 and S6 Edge Plus, Samsung does not forget to put a little updating in its former range. Thus, the Galaxy S4 Mini, a smartphone released in 2013, which has been discreetly updated version of Galaxy S4 Mini Plus.
Now presented in the GT-I9195I reference in particular on the official website of Samsung in Germany, the Galaxy S4 Mini Plus 400 exchanges the Snapdragon processor 32-bit architecture to the Galaxy S4 Mini against a Snapdragon 410 in 64-bit architecture. This quadruple heart chip clocked at 1.2 GHz is accompanied with 1.5GB of RAM and 8GB of storage memory (expandable to 64GB via microSD card). It's KitKat Android version that is to maneuver.
Otherwise, nothing changes and we always find a 4.3 inch super AMOLED screen set in 540 x 960 pixels and, among others, a photo sensor of 8 million pixels. The price of this new model is displayed at 239 euros in Germany. On the French site Samsung is currently the Galaxy S4 Mini original remains valid, with the ancient Android Jelly Bean & Rate displayed 249,90 euros.
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