Samsung has dated its Galaxy Beam Android phone, with the 3.7″ Android 2.1 handset scheduled to launch in Asia in July. The name “Beam” is for once a very appropriate choice by Samsung, as the phone includes a PICO projector, enabling users to broadcast videos on walls, ceilings and… anywhere.
As well as the PICO, you get an 8megapixel camera with HD recording and a front-facing extra cam for video calling, plus 802.11n wi-fi. We think it’s safe to say Samsung is currently ON FIRE when it comes to Android phones.
According to Engadget, the Samsung Beam launches in Singapore this July.
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