Samsung has just accidentally published a teaser trailer for a new mobile device, which is set to be revealed just before at this year’s IFA trade show on September 1st at its latest Samsung Unpacked event. The video features a load of attractive European hipsters wandering around with some sort of magical new device in their hands.
Like this:
Let’s hope the device isn’t actually capable of creating “sketches” of “desires”, else it may cause a little bit of trouble in the Eurodroid household.
The video has since been pulled by Samsung, but a copy has been acquired by someone and placed on YouTube here if you want to try guessing what the magical device may be. Link via SoMobile.
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Andy C
/ August 19, 2011What’s the betting that this new product looks exactly like the new iPhone 5 and will be banned before we get our hands on it???
Mart
/ August 20, 2011The new Samsung light
Gary_C
/ August 20, 2011Hope it doesn’t infringe on any of Philips’ light bulb technology patents.