Samsung plant Nexus Prime with 720p display in October

Google and Samsung bring, according to a Korean news site, in October the Nexus Prime. The new Nexus device would feature a Super Amoled HD screen with 720p resolution and run on Android Ice Cream Sandwich.

The Nexus Prime would be the device which have Google the new Android version Ice Cream Sandwich introduces, so says the usually well established South Korean news site ETNews. The reason that Samsung and not Motorola the next Nexus phone for Google, is that there is already the project was developed before it became clear that Google and Motorola wanted to take over. The planned acquisition was at the beginning of this week made known generally.

The rumor that the Nexus Prime in October would come out of it already went longer, but now begins a more concrete form. Oled-Display reports that the Super Amoled HD screen of the Nexus Prime a pentile matrix layout, and thus no rgb layout like the Super Amoled Plus displays, for example, the Galaxy S II. The Prime will get a resolution of 1280×720 pixels; this resolution is now not yet used in smartphones, but the rumors about 720p screens in a new generation of smartphones including LG, HTC and Samsung are already doing a longer round.

An Italian site posted earlier the expected release dates in a recently leaked roadmap of Samsung smartphones. The GT-I9250, which is thought that the Nexus Prime is, would be in accordance with that roadmap in October will come true. The name Nexus Prime was discovered in June for the first time. The device would run on an unnamed dual-core processor with a clock speed of 1.5 Ghz. It is expected that it is going to be a Omap4-soc from Texas Instruments, which also include the LG Optimus 3D is.

Last year Samsung already has the Nexus S for Google. That is a variant of Samsung’s Galaxy S smartphone with a different design, and support for nfc for mobile payments.