Samsung Galaxy S hits China in three different flavors
Samsung Galaxy S will launch in China in three different versions - one for each of the three major telecoms in the country. One of them, headed to China Telecom, is even going to feature GSM and CDMA dual-standby.
Samsung Galaxy S will launch in China before the end of the year. China Telecom will launch its version this month. Samsung SCH-I909 is a capable of working on both CDMA and GSM networks, but has CDMA2000 as its 3G standard.
The version for China Mobile is the TD-SCDMA Samsung GT-I9008. It will support the Chinese CMMB mobile TV service and will run on the Ophone 2.0 platform (it's the China Mobile's OS based on Android).
Samsung SCH-I909 Galaxy S • Samsung GT-I9008 Galaxy S
Finally, China Unicom will offer the WCDMA Samsung GT-I9088, which, design aside, seems to be identical to the international version.
Samsung GT-I9088 Galaxy S
Samsung announced it sold more than 3 million Galaxy S around the globe, with more than 1 million in each of Korea and USA. We are now to see how it will do in the rapidly growing Chinese mobile market.
