We just recently saw our first look at the purported Galaxy Alpha, and now a new set of pictures and more details have emerged that give us a better indication of just what this device is. New clear pictures from SamMobile show off the Galaxy Alpha next to the known quantity that is the Galaxy S5, confirming that the Alpha is indeed a smaller device with a slightly different look.
The Galaxy Alpha reportedly has just a 4.7-inch display, and one that's similar to what shipped on the Galaxy S3 — though the details of resolution and technology aren't known at this point. That's going to be paired up with 32GB of storage but no SDcard slot, according to the leak, and the Alpha will retain the fingerprint scanner found on the S5. The body is indeed made out of metal — reportedly aluminum — but the back is the same textured plastic as we've seen on the Galaxy S5 already.
It seems that the Galaxy Alpha may not be the ultra-high-end Galaxy S5 replacement that many had hoped, but instead a metal-clad simplified version of the phone with a smaller screen that could appeal to a different set of users. Now that doesn't mean an all-out "Prime" style device isn't in the works — it just seems the Alpha isn't it.
Source: SamMobile
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