Samsung Galaxy commercial shows who the phones are for

By George Wong on 02/18/2011, filed in Home > CellPhones

Samsung has just released a 3 minute long promo video of their upcoming Galaxy phones (except the S 2) which basically shows the target demographic they are aiming for. The Ace is targeted at professionals who need their phones for doing work on the go, the Fit is aimed at photographers, Gio for college kids (especially those who are into making music) and the Mini is aimed at high school students who want a fun phone for their social networking needs. Quite an entertaining video although it doesn’t really show exactly what the phones are capable of. It makes you wonder where the Samsung Galaxy S 2 falls under. Watch the promo video after the break and let us know what you think of it:

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