Samsung Galaxy Player 70 captures vision of Android-ruled world in new promo video

Mar 25th 2011
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It’s getting a piece tough to inform Samsung’s various Galaxy Players and their changing names apart nowadays, however the company has found a reasonably unique strategy to drum up attention for its new Galaxy Player 70 model, which looks to be nearly just like the Galaxy Player 5 being released over here. Mixed into an otherwise bright and cheery new ad are images of what we will only presume is an alternative reality where the Android robot is real, and liable. Head on past the break to peer for yourself.

[Thanks, Rachid]

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