Project J Accessory List Hints at Samsung Galaxy S IV Mini and Some Form of Fitness/MP3 Player
It was once thought that the codename Project J was reserved exclusively to the Samsung Galaxy S IV, but now, it would appear that Project J encompasses not one, but three Samsung devices.
Thanks to a lengthy accessory list posted over at SamMobile, it appears that a Galaxy S IV Mini as well as some form of Galaxy fitness/mp3 player will be hitting the market alongside the Galaxy S IV (maybe not at the same time but at some point in time).
Project J Altius:
– Clear Cover
– Flip Cover
– Protective Cover
– Pouch
– Extra Battery Kit
– Battery 2600 mAh
– Wireless Charging Kit
– HDTV Adapter
– Headset
Project J Mini Serrano:
– Clear Cover
– Flip Cover
– Protective Cover
Project J Active Fortius:
– Arm Band
– Bike Mount
– Pouch
As you can see from the list, Project J Altius refers to the Galaxy S IV and features the usual host of protective covers as well as a 2600 mAh battery and wireless charger. Below that you’ll find a list for the Project J Mini Serrano which we’re assuming will turn out to be the Samsung Galaxy S IV Mini. Last but not least is the Project J Active Fortius, which as far as accessories go, hints at some form of fitness/mp3 player (possibly a refresh on the Samsung Muse).
While I’m still most interested in the Galaxy S IV, I’m now a bit curious to see what the Active Fortius entails. Either way, it’s nice to see Samsung won’t be slowing down in 2013.
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