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Samsung Galaxy S5  priced at Rs 51,500.


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Samsung Logo Suomi: Samsungin logo (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

The Samsung Galaxy S5 will hit stores in India  has been priced at Rs 51,500. The company had initiated pre-orders a couple of weeks back itself.
Samsung Galaxy S5
Samsung Galaxy S5 (Photo credit: Janitors)
During the launch late in March, the company had not announced a selling price and instead chose to place it in a price bracket of between Rs 51,000 and Rs 53,000. With the US Dollar more or less stable since, the price has been held at Rs 51,500.

Samsung Galaxy S5
Samsung Galaxy S5 (Photo credit: Janitors)
The only problem here is that even this price tag could be a bit too steep for a lot of aspiring buyers. However, Samsung is sure that it will be able to offer a cheaper alternative within its product range for people who are unable to afford the Samsung Galaxy S5.

Samsung Galaxy S5
Samsung Galaxy S5 (Photo credit: Janitors)
Incidentally, the phone launched in India is not powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 and hence would not be a 4G phone. The version being launched in India is powered by an octo-core processor combo (quad 1.9 GHz + Quad 1.3 GHz) which seems to be similar to the Exynos 5 processors on the latest Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and Note Pro 12.2-inch tablet.

Samsung Galaxy S5
Samsung Galaxy S5 (Photo credit: Janitors)
The company will also make available the new Galaxy Gear range and Gear Fit band along with the Samsung Galaxy S5. It is expected that a lot of people might opt for the combo. The Gear 2 is priced at Rs 21,900, while the Gear 2 Neo and Gear Fit are more affordable with a Rs 15,900 price tag. It has also opened up these devices to almost the entire Galaxy range, of which there are 35 million users in India. Earlier, the Gear devices synced only with a handful of top-end Galaxy phones.

Samsung Galaxy S5
Samsung Galaxy S5 (Photo credit: Janitors)
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