Samsung Electronics ha presentato al Computex 2014 lo smartphone Samsung Z destinato a divenire a breve il primo telefono sul mercato basato sulla piattaforma Tizen. Più in dettaglio, questo smartphone è configurato con il Sistema Operativo Linux-based Tizen versione 2.2.1, che include tra l'altro uno store ufficiale da cui scaricare app, ed è basato su un SoC quad-core che lavora con una frequenza di clock pari a 2.3GHz.

In accordo al produttore, il display del Samsung Z è un HD da 4.8-inch realizzato con la tecnologia Super AMOLED e caratterizzato da una risoluzione video nativa pari a 1280 x 720 pixel. Il Samsung Z include inoltre 2GB di RAM e uno storage interno da 16MB che può essere ampliato ulteriormente con l'aggiunta di una memory card di tipo microSD con capacità massima pari a 64GB.

Questo smarphone, che integra anche una cam anteriore da 2.1MP e una posteriore da 8MP, garantisce, in base al comunicato stampa di Samsung, prestazioni di primo piano sia per quanto concerne la velocità della fase di startup che la capacità di elaborazione in multi-tasking. Di buon livello è anche la qualità della grafica sia 2D che 3D.

Il Samsung Z sarà lanciato in Russia nel corso del terzo trimestre del 2014 e a seguire negli altri mercati.

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Samsung Electronics today introduced the Samsung Z, the first commercially available smartphone powered by the Tizen platform. The Samsung Z will be on show at the Tizen Developer Conference, San Francisco from June 3rd.

Built on top of unparalleled quality and the cutting-edge technology of Samsung’s latest premium smartphone, the Samsung Z is optimized with a Tizen platform that offers fast and powerful software performance. Complete with a 4.8-inch HD Super AMOLED display and a 2.3 GHz Quad-core processor, the Samsung Z makes the perfect choice for consumers who want a differentiated user experience in an efficient and light-weight smartphone.

"Samsung is committed to enhancing the mobile experience of consumers with innovation that is both personal and unique to their needs," said DJ Lee, President and Head of Global Sales & Marketing Office, Mobile Communications Business, Samsung Electronics. "The Samsung Z integrates the power and adaptability of the Tizen platform, enabling users to browse the web faster and utilize applications more effectively."

Quick and Efficient
The Tizen platform delivers a fast, optimal performance with improved memory management. The Tizen-based Samsung Z offers a faster startup time and immediate multi-tasking capabilities, The Samsung Z fully supports superb 2D and 3D graphic qualities, smoother scrolling and an improved rendering performance for web browsing. Users will also be able to enjoy safe and secure privacy protection using the built-in fingerprint sensor.

An Ultra Power Saving Mode lets the phone stay operational even at minimal battery levels in emergencies.

Tailored For Smarter Living
The Samsung Z features a distinctive home and application layout, for easy access to favorite features and apps. Using Dynamic Box and Color Theme settings, users can tailor their device to what suits them best.

The external design of the Samsung Z also offers a completely new look. The device features a slim, angular design with sophisticated lines, providing a differentiated look and feel while maintaining Samsung’s overall design identity. The Samsung Z will be available in two refined colors: Black and Gold.

The Samsung Z will be available in Q3 in Russia and is planned to expand to other markets. Users will be offered to access additional applications through the Tizen Store at the launch of the Samsung Z. In order to celebrate the launch the world’s first Tizen smartphone and to encourage more developers to join, the Tizen Store will provide a special promotional program to all developers for one year. Furthermore, Samsung plans to host a Tizen local app challenges in Russia and CIS countries to enrich the Tizen eco-system at the launch of the device.

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