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Finally, we have the release date and price for the coolest cell phone of the moment! Samsung Instinct release date is set for June 20, exclusively at Sprint, for only $129.99. I have to admit that I was expecting a higher price of around $450, but now I’m happy to say that this high-end model is affordable for anyone, and this is the final kick in the ring, when Samsung Instinct knocks out the iPhone.



To meet every customer’s needs the handset provides a full touchscreen, fast connectivity, live TV, stereo Bluetooth, turn-by-turn directions via GPS, and lots of other features I will tell you about in a few seconds.

The Best in Show device at CTIA Wireless 2008 was also honored as the Most Innovative Product and Best Cell Phone, by LAPTOP editors and CNET.

Made by Samsung and available exclusively at Sprint, Samsung Instinct was developed using several new technologies that make our life more pleasant that it is, and here we can enumerate: haptics, touchscreen, Speech to Action, EV-DO Rev A, Web browsing, email, broadband speeds, GPS, video player, live TV, music player, digital camera, Visual Voicemail, POP3 and IMAP support, multitasking, stereo Bluetooth, caller ID, and two standard 1,000 mAh batteries each offering up to 5.75 hours of continuous talk time.



Samsung Instinct’s specification list include a display size of 3.1 inches, 240 x 432 pixel screen resolution, 2GB microSD card supporting up to 8GB via the card slot, measuring 11.61 × 5.51 × 1.24 cm at 124.74 grams.

The haptic technology which is a main characteristic of the Sprint’s cell phone, works by giving the user tactile feedback at the touch of the finger.



You will be able to get it at $129.99 with a 2-year contract and a $100 mail-in rebate directly from Sprint and from the exclusive retail partner, Best Buy. Plans for individuals start at $69.99 per month, family plans at $129.99 while Simply Everything Plan is offered for $99.99 per month, each providing limited numbers free minutes, messages, or useful services like GPS or Sprint TV.