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Metal Samsung Galaxy F gets snapped next to the Galaxy S5, boasts LG G3-like slim bezels

Somebody, somewhere, appears to have somehow gotten his hands on the yet-unreleased Samsung Galaxy F (previously referred to as Galaxy S5 Prime), and, so far, he's had a fun time teasing us. Today is no different, for we have yet another high resolution snap of the premium-looking Samsung Galaxy F, but this time there's a twist: it's snapped side-by-side with Samsung's current flagship, the Galaxy S5.

Assuming that this is the real deal and not just a rather eloquent hoax, then soon we'll have to add Samsung to the list of manufacturers that can churn out extremely compact (for their display size) devices. Indeed, the supposed Galaxy F boasts considerably trimmed bezels all around and reminds us a whole lot of what LG has been doing lately with phones like the G2 and G3. As it turns out, Samsung might just pull a Sharp, and introduce a device that is dust- and water-proofed, all the while sporting a super-slim bezel.

Anyways, according to @evleaks, in terms of specs we should expect to see the Galaxy F packing a 5.3-inch, QHD (1440 x 2560 pixels) display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 quad-core chip, 3GB of RAM, and a 16-megapixel shooter with Optical Image Stabilization. The serial leakster also suggests that Samsung will make the Galaxy F official sometime in September. Plenty of time 'till then, so we'll have to sit tight for now.

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