Samsung’s trying to extend the appeal of its incredibly popular Galaxy S III to an even wider audience, by introducing a few alternate colour models. There will be a brown one. There will be a red one. There will be a black one and there will be a grey one. It’s a bit like a subdued rainbow.
We’re not entirely sure if all or any of these Galaxy S III colours will be making it to the UK market, as Samsung’s not yet announced any availability. But here they are anyway:
The brown one is technically known as “Amber Brown” whereas Samsung would like us to call the red one “Garnet Red.” The black and grey ones look the same only in black and grey.
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