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B7300 Omnia Lite
16/06/2009 00:38
Confirmed for a release on China Mobile network, a new Samsung B7300 smartphone has been leaked on a chinese forum. The slim smartphone is running Windows Mobile 6.1. Similar to the Samsung Omnia i900, it has the TouchWiz UI where you can customize your desktop with different widgets on the side bar. Unlike Omnia, the B7300 is using mini USB connector. It will be more convenient for you to charge your phone battery or connect to computer. There is also a 4 way nagivation button below the display screen, though it is not sure if the center button is a optical sensor. Other specification include a 3 megapixel camera, answer/end phone button, microSD card slot, dedicated camera and volume control button at the side.
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Samsung b5100
12/06/2009 14:47
Samsung s'apprête à lancer le B5100, un nouveau smartphone sous environnement Symbian.
 Le terminal n'ayant pas encore été présenté de manière officielle par le groupe sud-coréen, les informations à son sujet sont relativement maigres.
On sait pour l'instant qu'il est compatible GSM, GPRS, EDGE, WAP, UMTS, HSDPA ( 3G+ ) et Wi-Fi. Outre cela, on note la présence d'une puce dédiée à la navigation GPS, d'un écran LCD affichant dans une résolution 240 x 320 pixels ( pas d'indications sur la taille et le nombre de couleurs ), d'un appareil photo numérique avec capteur 3 Mégapixels et flash LED, d'un lecteur multimédia, d'un slot microSD et de la connectivité Bluetooth.
Prix et disponibilité :
Aucune information à ce sujet pour le moment. N'oubliez pas que vous pouvez dénicher d'autres modèles Samsung en passant par notre comparateur de prix E-Prix.
Les caractéristiques :
- Format monobloc
- Compatibilité GSM, GPRS, EDGE, WAP, UMTS, HSDPA et Wi-Fi
- Puce A-GPS pour la navigation GPS
- Écran LCD
- Affichage dans une résolution 240 x 320 pixels ( QVGA )
- APN 3 Mpix avec flash LED
- Lecteur multimédia
- Emplacement pour les cartes mémoire microSD
- Port USB
- Connectivité Bluetooth
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Omnia Pro to Pack QWERTY Keyboard
12/06/2009 14:22
Omnia is already becoming a series of Samsung handsets, now that along with Omnia i900 and Omnia HD i8910, the manufacturer is planning to release an Omnia Pro model, featuring a full QWERTY keyboard.
Since it’s Sunday and there’s no concept in sight, we show you the mockup of the future device, done by the folks of samsung.hdblog.it
Samsung Omnia Pro will also feature a wide touchscreen and it’ll hit the market in July, for about $662. It’ll run Windows Mobile 6.1 and use a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus, flash, image stabilizer and support for video recording. An upgrade to Windows Mobile 6.5 should also be available and the display of the Pro is a 3.5 inch WVGA (800 x 480) touchscreen.
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E1107 Solar Guru is the first solar powered phone on sale
12/06/2009 14:12
Samsung launched a solar powered phone but not the one you're thinking of. While we're waiting for the Blue Earth phone, the solar pioneer will be a low-end handset - the Samsung E1107 Solar Guru.
The Samsung E1107, known as Solar Guru or Crest Solar depending on region, is the first solar-powered phone to make its way to the market. The Blue Earth, which was announced back in February is admittedly more exciting but we'll have to wait some more (here's to hoping it's not just vapor ware).
Now before you throw your conventional charger in the bin we should clarify what "solar powered" actually means. 1 hour of solar charging gives you 5 to 10 minutes of talk time (depending on lighting conditions). That alone won't eradicate the need for charging from time to time but if you're in a area where electricity is not guaranteed (say, while camping) this could be a very valuable feature.
Aside from that, the Solar Guru seems to be based on the Samsung E1100 but with added FM Radio. The other specs are dual-band GSM, 1.52" 65K CSTN display, MP3 ringtones, flashlight, Mobile Tracker and a 800 mAh battery.
The phone will cost $59 and is already available in India. It will also be launched in Europe, southeast and southwest Asia and Latin America latter this month.
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B7610 Louvre leaks - QWERTY slider with a big screen
12/06/2009 14:09
The new phone from Samsung that just leaked will appeal to business people and heavy texters alike. It's called the Samsung B7610 Louvre and it's a side-slider with a full QWERTY and a 3.5" AMOLED touchscreen that runs the Window Mobile OS.
The Samsung B7610 runs the TouchWiz interface that Samsung use to cover up WinMo 6.1 OS. It will also be upgradeable to Windows Mobile 6.5 when it comes out in September.
The display sports a sweet 480 x 800 pixels resolution and can theoretically display up to 16M colors. Due to the restrictions of the Windows Mobile 6.1 OS though, the Samsung B7610 will only be able to utilize 65K colors of those colors. Nonetheless that should make for pretty good picture quality as far as our experience shows.
The camera on the device is a 5MP one with image stabilization and autofocus but doesn't have flash of any kind. There'd be plenty of space to store your photos too - the Samsung B7610 Louvre comes with 1GB of internal memory and support for microSD cards of up to 32GB (when those eventually became availble).
As far as connectivity goes the Samsung B7610 Louvre is a real champ - quad-band GSM, HSDPA running at up to 7.2 Mbps, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g and Bluetooth 2.0, miniUSB as well as an FM radio with RDS. There's also GPS with A-GPS support but we don't know if it'll come with any kind of navigation software preinstalled. In any case, Samsung Navigator (rebranded Route66 software) will be a big plus in the spec list.
The Samsung B7610 Louvre should be available in France in July for Orange and SFR. The price is rumored to be somewhere along the lines of 350 euro (500 US dollars).
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