Aug 03 2006
Posted by: Vlad Balan in Samsung
The T609 is one of the latest phones offered by T-Mobile USA. After the popularity of Samsung’s T809 slider phone, T-Mobile decided to offer a flip phone with similar features and usability. The phone comes with a charger, battery, and hands-free headset but no memory card. This rather small phone is equipped with Bluetooth, a 1.3 megapixel camera, a Micro SD card slot, and many other features which makes the T609 a great phone for many people.
PhoneArena reviewed this phone, and here are some conclusions. There are a lot of options in the camera, the shooting mode includes (single shot, multi shot, and mosaic shot). Also you can select between effects like (Black & White, Negative, Sepia, etc.), there are many frames to choose from, and the phone also has a self timer option of (3, 5, 10 seconds). The video camera can record for about one minute at 176 x 144 pixels, and despite the low resolution it would have been better if you had unlimited length for your videos, because a memory card can be inserted.
Pressing the right side button launches the camera which takes about two seconds – a relatively quick one. Instantly it’s very easy to switch into video mode if desired or changing the amount of pictures you want to take. The T609 has the option of taking up to 15 pictures consecutively using the multi shot function, which is perfect for capturing that ultra cool Ferrari driving by. The camera can take up to 1.3 megapixels photos. When taking photos at the maximum resolution, it takes about three or four seconds before taking the next picture.
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Aug 02 2006
Posted by: Vlad Balan in Samsung
Samsung is reinforcing its technology leadership with the launch of HSDPA
handset SGH-Z560.
As a market innovator, Samsung has introduced the world's first HSDPA phone SGH-ZV50 into France and Italy in early June. With the launch of a slim HSDPA phone which was unveiled at 3GSM 2006, Samsung will continue to deliver new HSDPA models in various styles and features.
The latest Z560 supports 1.8Mbps data throughput and comes in a very slim design. With a depth of mere 16 mm, the handset includes advanced features such as a 2 mega-pixel camera with auto focus, external touch music keys, 30 MB of internal memory and microSD external memory slot. The Z560 is slim yet has a wide display for the convenient use of multimedia functions at a very high speed data. It uses a 2.3'' QVGA 262K LCD to ensure a clear and sharp screen image.
Kitae Lee, president of Samsung Telecommunication Business said: ''Samsung's newest HSDPA phone has state-of-the-art technology with great style. We are happy to lead the HSDPA phone market and we will bring incredible innovations based on our newest 3.5G technology to mobile users in their life style.''
The Z560 has been launched in France and Germany and will be released in other European countries shortly.
Via softpedia.
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Jul 28 2006
Posted by: Vlad Balan in News, Samsung
Samsung Electronics has introduced its SCH-B500 mobile phone, which supports DMB services. This is a slider 13.5 mm thick with multimedia functionality.
The device is equipped with a 2-megapixel camera, an MP3-player, a QVGA (240x320 pixels) LCD and Bluetooth interface. In spite of the fact it is introduced for the Korean market, the phone supports English, Chinese, Korean and Japanese languages.
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Jul 27 2006
Posted by: Vlad Balan in Samsung
For cell phone users in parts of Asia, camera phones with resolutions of up to 10 megapixels are yesterday's news. But for folks on this side of the globe, a 3.2-megapixel camera phone that just hit the streets is a big deal. The 3.2-megapixel Samsung SCH-a990 is now available through Verizon Wireless, but it ain't cheap. At $400 (with a two-year contract), it costs considerably more than the Motorola Q smartphone, which goes for $300 with a two-year contract from Verizon.
Samsung's SCH-a990 has a clamshell case.Though the steep price seems hard to justify, there's a lot to like about this thoughtfully designed (for the most part) clamshell-style phone that you flip open to use. Its cover rotates 180 degrees, automatically triggering the camera mode. Once the camera is activated, you can use the 2.2-inch internal LCD to frame shots and take videos.
The SCH-a990's camera.If you hold the phone in landscape format, it works much like a normal camera, with the shutter button at the top right, exactly where my index finger lands. Opposite the shutter (on the other side panel) is the MicroSD expansion slot. In view of the SCH-a990's high price, I would have hoped to get some kind of memory card--even a low-capacity 32MB card, say--bundled with the phone. Alas, you have to buy it separately. The phone does include 72MB of user-accessible memory for storing content.
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