Samsung Galaxy S III details suggest 1080p screen and 16GB or 32GB storage Options?

I knew it wouldn’t take long for more ‘supposed’ details to leak out about the Samsung Galaxy S III. The launch party is just a few weeks away, so keeping the anticipation high is key to the success of the device. With very little real information to go on,the leaks are the best thing around. According to a source over at BGR, some of the new information is making the SGS III sound larger than life. The source confirms that the SGS III will be the official device of the 2012 Summer Olympics, which we already figured was the case. This could be the reason behind the event planned for London on May 3nd. The source also states that a simultaneous launch event could take place in New York, Dubai and Seoul. While we have yet to see anything indicating this to be the case.

What is more interesting is the larger than life details that were leaked. The SGS III will land in two memory variants, 16GB and 32GB. With that amount of memory on board, I have a feeling they could also be leaning towards a built-in battery and no SD card slot. If that is the case, it just killed my dreams of wanting one. It is also said to launch in two colors, the typical blue and black and the continually pushed white variant. Additionally, the source also revealed that the screen will actually be a 1080p HD display. Seriously? If true, that means Samsung is sure stepping it up for the ‘next Galaxy.’ The previously mentioned quad-core Exynos processor is still mentioned along with 4G LTE radio compatibility. That could put it on Verizon, AT&T or both at launch time. I wonder though, will Verizon adopt it or let it slide on past.

While I would like to believe the sources specs, I am finding it difficult to do. The processor and memory believable, it’s the 1080p display that doesn’t seem quite likely. I could be wrong though. Samsung has kept this device and anything official to do with it under pretty tight wraps this time. We are gonna file this one in the rumor bin, for now anyways.

Source: BGR