Galaxy S4
Samsung’s Giving Away $33k of Galaxy S4 Smartphones
Samsung is giving away $33,0000 dollars worth of Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphones to celebrate the launch of the new flagship device with a 5-inch 1080P HD display and a host of cool software features.
Users who can’t wait for their contract to come up for renewal can sign up for a chance at a free Samsung Galaxy S4 as part of the Cut to the Front of the Line contest on Samsung’s website.
During the next 30+ days Samsung will give away over 50 Samsung Galaxy S4 devices and several grand prizes that also include a 55-inch Samsung Smart TV.
Samsung is giving away 52 Samsung Galaxy S4 devices ahead of the official U.S. release.
The best part about this contest is that users can sign up to win a Samsung Galaxy S4 simply by asking for more information about the new phone.
Samsung asks for the Galaxy S4 carrier preference during signup, so there’s a good chance winners will get a Galaxy S4 that works on their carrier. The contest is taking information on AT&T, Cricket, Sprint, T-Mobile, US Cellular and Verizon Wireless. The prize does not include any cell phone service, just the Samsung Galaxy S4, which is an approximately $650 device.
The contest runs through April 22nd, when the grand prize drawings will be announced. The winners will receive their Samsung Galaxy S4 in 10-12 weeks, which should be around the time of a U.S. Galaxy S4 release date.
Read: Samsung Galaxy S4 Hands On
The Samsung Galaxy S4 features a 5-inch 1080p full HD display with support for touchless gestures and eye-tracking sensors that allow users to scroll by tilting the display. The U.S. Samsung Galaxy S4 supports 4G LTE on multiple carriers for speedy downloads and uploads.
Samsung includes a 13MP rear facing camera and a 2MP front facing camera and lets users use both of the cameras so that the picture taker is also in the photo or video.
Riley
03/20/2013 at 12:41 pm
Well I will definitely have to enter the contest! It would be cool to get the S4 for free, especially since it has a faster processor, a better camera and a 1080p display. It usually takes a while to get to work at DISH on the train, so I like to stream my live and recorded shows to my phone. I stream my shows from my DVR everywhere I go using the DISH Anywhere app on my phone, and I think I’d enjoy a higher resolution display.
mr perfect
03/21/2013 at 9:51 am
if you don’t know how many zeros in 33K just stick to 33K cause it works best for you!!