Samsung preparing four versions S4 Galaxy Mini?

News of the presence of Samsung Galaxy Mini S4 increasingly spread. After photographs of the alleged S4 Mini appears, is now reported that the Android handset will come in four variants.

In information obtained from Samsung support page, S4 consists of the model I9190, I9192, I9195, and I9198. What is the difference of the four models?

Quoted from UnwiredView, Monday (03/25/2013), i9190 is a miniature version of the standard S4, then I9192 is an S4 with dual SIM capabilities. Then the A9198 is a 4G LTE version and! 9198 is a model that is devoted to the China market.

In the leak, it appears his form is almost identical to the regular S4 Galaxy, but lower specification. S4 Mini reportedly wearing a 4.3-inch Super AMOLED 960 x 540 pixel resolution, and a 1.6 GHz dual core processor.

S4 Galaxy Mini is likely to be introduced some time after the Galaxy S4 marketed. Probably about mid-2013's. There has been no official confirmation from Samsung on a variety of news.

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