The Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime Plus touted as Samsung’s first smartphone to feature a MediaTek processor has made an appearance on AnTuTu. This is in addition to its earlier listing on GFXBench back in August where it was revealed to be sporting a MediaTek MT6737T chipset. The AnTuTu data has confirmed that information, as the device is also listed as sporting the same MediaTek SoC.
The AnTuTu record also gave us a few key specifications of the Galaxy Grand Prime Plus which includes that the device would sport a display with a resolution of 960 x 540 pixels. Although no record of the display size was listed, the already sighted GFXBenchn listing showed that the smartphone would have a 5-inch display. The Samsung device also features a Mali-T720 MP1 GPU as well as 2GB of RAM and 32GB of built-in storage. The MediaTek MT6737T chip is likely an upgrade of the MT6735 chipset using a Quad-core Corex-A53 architecture with peak clock frequency of 1.5GHz.
Furtehrmore, the Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime Plus is listed as coming with an 8MP rear camera as well as a 5MP front-facing shooter. The device would run on Android 6.0 Marshmallow out-of-the-box. It had earlier been revealed recently that Samsung filed a trademark application for the Galaxy Grand Prime Plus in its home country of South Korea. These could all be an indication that the device’s launch is imminent.
