Samsung Malaysia tells us that the Wave II will launched here sometime in January 2011 with roughly the same asking price at the original Wave when it was first launched (about RM1,799).
The update Wave II features a larger 3.7in Super LCD screen with 800×480 pixel resolution along with an updated bada OS bringing in push notifications and better social network integration. We’re happy to note that the bada update also includes a new T9 input called T9 Trace (think of it as bada’s equivalent to Android’s Swype).
Other than that, the internals of the Wave II is identical to the original Wave with a very capable 1GHz processor with 512MB of RAM, 5MP camera with LED flash capable of taking 720p video and 2GB of on-board memory.
So while we wait for the Wave II to make its debut here in Malaysia, take a look of this official live demo video done by Samsung to demonstrate some of the features of the device. Similar to the Samsung Galaxy Tab video demo, Samsung claims that the Wave II video has “no graphic effects” as well.
Head on to after the jump to view the video.
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