Samsung Galaxy S4 features official gaming controller
Official Galaxy S4 gamepad looks like an Xbox 360 controller.
Electronics giant Samsung has revealed an official snap-on controller peripheral for its freshly unveiled Galaxy S4 smartphone.
The peripheral features a retractable clamp at the top that, when extended, can house the Galaxy S4. It runs on two AAA batteries and features one-touch Bluetooth pairing.
The controller features an Xbox 360-like layout, with asymmetrical analogue sticks, a D-pad, four face buttons, and two shoulder buttons. There are no analogue triggers.
Samsung has not officially priced the peripheral.
The Galaxy S4 was unveiled last night at New York's Radio City Music Hall and will be released on April 26. The phone features a 5-inch screen and can also be controlled via the users' eyes.
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