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S5600V Blade
25/06/2009 15:46
Nouveau mobile annoncé dernièrement par le constructeur coréen Samsung qui pourrait s'inscrire dans l'entrée de gamme de la marque : le Samsung S5600v Blade.
Ce téléphone au design mono-bloc très proche de la gamme des Player moyennement léger et épais (92 grammes pour 12,9 mm d'épaisseur), présente un écran capacitif de 2,8 pouces au format QVGA 240 x 320 pixels affichant 16 millions de couleurs, pourvu d'un accéléromètre.
Quadribande GSM 850/900/1800/1900 et bibande HSDPA 900/2100, il intègre un appareil photo numérique de 3,1 Méga-pixels avec flash au LED avec seule fonction de détection des sourires.
Côté connectivité, on retrouve simplement du Bluetooth Stéréo A2DP et de l'USB v2.0.
Il inclut d'ailleurs un Tuner FM avec recherche automatisée des stations (RDS).
Côté stockage, sa faible mémoire interne de 50 Mo pourra être extensible jusqu'à 8 Go via son slot Transflash MicroSD.
On retrouve par contre niveau autonomie, une faible capacité autant en communication qu'en veille : 250 heures en veille et seulement 2 heures en appel.
Bref, pas de quoi défrayer le monde mobile.
Prix et disponibilité : aucune information pour le moment.
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Samsung WM Gaming Watch Goes Beyond Portable Consoles
25/06/2009 15:28
Ever since portable consoles were invented, they kept on shrinking and packing more features and innovative technologies like touchscreens, WiFi and more storage space. Now, it’s time for the console and watches to unite, thanks to Wilson Song’s concept: Samsung WM.
The device comes with earbuds and a pen that clips into the back panel of the console/watch. There’s also a giant display on board and a control system based on motion capture technology, plus a camera at the back, that checks out your thumbs and feet.
We also find out that the device can roll around the wrist, since it uses a flexible screen and we’re fascinated by the fact that you can control games on a watch by using your feet and hands. If this becomes real and we get to play GTA V on such a console, Sony and Nintendo are going to be history.
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S6700
23/06/2009 02:16
Samsung S6700 has 120MB of internal memory, expandable by up to 16GB through the microSD card slot. It other noteworthy features are built-in GPS receiver, Bluetooth and USB.
The other mid-range offering, Samsung C5510 sports a 2.2" 16M color LCD display of QVGA resolution. Quad-band GSM support and dual-band UMTS, make it capable of worldwide roaming (although the 3G speeds won't be available everywhere).
Four new handsets with a distinct audiophile flavor appeared on the Samsung website today. The sliders Samsung S6700 and Samsung C5510 offer decent mid-range functionality, while the music-oriented duo Samsung M2510 and Samsung M2310 are targeted at music lovers on a tighter budget.
Easily, the most interesting of the bunch Samsung S6700 offers quad-band GSM and dual-band UMTS (with HSDPA 3.6Mbps) support. It packs a 2.4" QVGA LCD display, capable of showing up to 16 million colors. There's also a 3 megapixel autofocus camera on board, complemented by a dual LED flash.
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C5510
23/06/2009 02:13
The camera onboard the Samsung C5510 has 2 megapixel resolution and sadly no autofocus. Bluetooth v2.1, USB v2.0 and a microSD card slot with support for up to 16GB memory cards complete the specs list.
Moving on to Samsung M2510 we see quad-band GSM support and a 2.2" TFT QCIF display. The 3G support has been sacrificed in order to bring the price down, but all music-related features seem intact.
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M2510
23/06/2009 02:10
The Samsung M2510 comes with DNSe audio enhancement technology, FM radio with RDS and a 3.5mm standard audio jack. There is also a microSD card slot with support for up to 8GB memory cards for storing your music collection. Bluetooth and USB give you two more options for transferring it to the phone. A 1.3 megapixel camera should do for adding images to the contacts in your phonebook.
Finally we come to the clamshell Samsung M2310. It sports a main 2" Q-QVGA (120 x 160 pixels) display and 1.06" secondary one with a resolution of 96 x 96 pixels. Quad-band GSM support is also present as well as a VGA camera, Bluetooth and USB.
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