Samsung hasn't even started selling its first phone with Tizen yet, but it's already working on the next one. The Tizen operating system was supposed to be in the hands of the public already last Friday, but somehow it did not happen, and the curious councils in Russian stores only learned that Samsung postponed the release of the product due to a lack of applications. But Samsung has already started testing a low-cost model labeled SM-Z130H, which may indicate that it will be a device with similar hardware to what Samsung offers Galaxy Young 2, which was introduced recently.
This is also evidenced by the low price of the components that Samsung sent to its test center in India. The most expensive component in the phone is its LCD display, which is currently worth $76. Other components are much cheaper, which may indicate that the phone will have 512 or even only 256 MB of RAM. In that case, it would mean that it will be absolutely low-cost and the phone will offer the minimum required hardware to run the Tizen system. But the question remains whether this phone will go on sale, since the Samsung Z, which was introduced a month ago, was delayed.
