Samsung I869 Galaxy Win 📢 🆕
The Samsung I869 Galaxy Win (also known as the Galaxy Grand Quattro in certain markets) was a mid-range smartphone launched in mid-2013. It was designed to bridge the gap between entry-level phones and the premium Galaxy S series, offering a quad-core experience at a more accessible price point. The "Quad-Core" Promise
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Screen: It featured a 4.7-inch TFT display. However, to keep costs down, the resolution was limited to WVGA (480 x 800), resulting in a lower pixel density of approximately 199 ppi.
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Camera and Imaging
Display: 4.7-inch TFT LCD with WVGA (480 x 800) resolution and ~199 ppi density.
The Galaxy Win featured a full plastic unibody construction with a removable back cover. The back had Samsung’s signature "Hyperglaze" soft-touch matte finish, which resisted fingerprints far better than the glossy plastic of the Galaxy S4. The 4.7-inch display dominated the front, flanked by the physical home button—a hallmark of Samsung devices of that era—flanked by capacitive back and menu keys.
