This local debut of the Galaxy S II happens in the midst of a legal battle with Cupertino concerning alleged mobile technology patent infringements as well as design copy claims, as both consumer electronics juggernauts start slugging it out to gain a larger share in the highly competitive smartphone market.
The Samsung Galaxy S II will be released globally from May through 140 operators in 120 different countries, and Samsung will also forsee a 500% increase in the sales of its Galaxy Tab tablets – pretty optimistic figures if you ask us. Samsung hopes that the use of their own dual-core processor in the Galaxy S II will be able to help trim costs even as volume increases, and this might just lead to better handsets and processors within down the road as well at a cheaper price.