There’s no word on availability in the U.S. besides an expected summer launch, or any details on pricing and carriers. But since we know the specs, here’s how the Galaxy S III stacks up against the competition.

The display of the Samsung Galaxy S III is huge. It’s 4.8 inches in diagonal, bigger than the ’s 4.7 inches or the ’ 4.65 inches.

But while the screen is bigger, the resolution has not gone up: It’s still 1280 pixels by 720 pixels, as with the One X and Galaxy Nexus, making the S III pixel density 306 pixels per inch (ppi), which is still below the ’ 326 ppi for its 3.5-inch screen--which is the leading pixel density in this comparison.