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Samsung to sell 32GB Galaxy S III in India for Rs. 41,500

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Galaxy S and Galaxy S II came in 32GB variants when they were launched but the capacious variant didn’t made it to the Indian shores. However, the latest Galaxy S flagship device with 32GB is set to launch in India pretty soon. Samsung India has listed the phone on its official e-store for Rs. 41,500, which is about Rs. 3,000 expensive than the 16GB variant.

Coupling both the internal and external storage, users will now be able to expand the total storage to up to 96GB that includes 32GB of internal and 64GB of external via microSD card.

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