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Samsung Galaxy Win will be available worldwide

Posted: 13 May 2013 10:25 PM PDT

Recently we covered Samsung Galaxy Win announcement, and now, we're pleased to inform you that this phone will be available worldwide.

Samsung Galaxy Win is the latest addition to the famous Galaxy family, and it was announced for Chinese market, but luckily for the rest of the world, Samsung has decided to expand its market and release this phone worldwide. As for the hardware, Samsung Galaxy Win should run on 1.2GHz quad-core processor and Android 4.1 Jelly Bean operating system. Additional specs include 4.7-inch TFT display with WVGA resolution and 199 ppi pixel density. This phone also has a 5-megapixel main camera, and a VGA camera for video calls. There will also be a microSD memory card slot for expansion. Regarding the color, Samsung Galaxy Win should be available in Ceramic White or Titan Gray.

Samsung Galaxy Win offers decent hardware specs, however, we don't have any information related to worldwide release date or pricing.

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3D Printed Light Speakers made by Evan Atherton

Posted: 13 May 2013 10:00 PM PDT

3D printing became quite popular over the past few years, and we saw all sorts of 3D printed devices, but today we have something special.

Autodesk engineer, Evan Atherton has made 3D printed speakers as a part of his design exercise. These sphere-like speakers come with LumiGeek-powered LEDs, so we have to admit that they look amazing. As for the sound quality, and sound output power, we have no information what type of speakers did Evan Atherton use. Nevertheless, we have to give credit to Evan, since he has created something amazing, and it took him about 60 hours to create these speakers.

These 3D speakers are amazing, but they are just a concept idea that has been turned into reality by Evan Atherton, so you won't be able to purchase them. However, you can create your own set of 3D printed speakers but you'll need a lot of printing material, time, money and patience.

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