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Dimensions: 104 x 51 x 18.9 mm
Weight: 79 g
Display: 262K Color TFT Screen, QVGA, 2.3″

Price Range:

Versatility Exemplified

The design of the SGH-D880 offers a
professional look that appeals to the
business user. The compact slide-up
design is easy to carry and use, while the sleek and sophisticated surface adds professional polish to the user’s style.

Samsung D880 DuoS slider can work with two SIM cards from different operators or support two phone numbers from the same operator. Both cards in Samsung SGH-D880 can work simultaneously to make and receive calls, send/receive SMS messages. The user also can easily select which card to use for mobile browsing, e-mail and other multimedia services. Your WAP/MMS/E-mail profiles are switched automatically when different card is selected.

Boasting a shiny and reflective mirror-like surface, the sleek and stylish phone sets a sophisticated and professional look that is further enhanced by its large 2.3” wide TFT display.The SGH-D880 incorporates a large battery that offers superior standby time of up to 360 hours.

Key Features:
Network
Tri-band(900, 1800, 1900 MHz)
EDGE
GPRS Class 10

Dimension
104X 51X18.9 mm / 113g

Battery (Standard) Li-ion, 1200mAh
Talk time : Up to 4 hours
Stand-by : Up to 360 hours

Memory
46MB (excluding Java 4MB)
MicroSD

Connectivity
Bluetooth technology v 2.0 + EDR
USB 2.0

WAP 2.0/XHTML

Java MIDP 2.0

Music
MP3, AAC, AAC+, AMR(Voice)
OMA DRAM v1.0 (FL)

Speaker Phone

SMS/EMS/ MMS/Email/Video Messaging(H.263+AMR)

Dual Stand-By
GSM-GSM
Master: ARM9, Slave: ARM7 (Call/SMS)

FM Radio

Mobile Printing
Basic Printing Profile
Object Push Profile

Camera:
Camera Resolution 3.0 Megapixel
Digital / Optical Zoom Digital Zoom
LED Flash N
Auto Focus Auto Focus
Brightness Brightness (x6)
Shot mode Singleshot / Timer ./ Multishot / Mosaicshot
Photo effects Sepia / Negative / Emboss / Sketch / Gray / Frame
Photo quality settings Super Fine./ Fine / Normal

Connectivity:
Bluetooth
USB 2.0
WAP
Internet HTML Browser
SyncML
TV-Output
PC Sync Application

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Dimensions: 111 x 59 x 11.5 mm
Weight: 95 g
Display: 65536 TFT screen (240 x 320, 2.2”, QVGA)

Price Range: $294.04 to $378.99

A powerful slider that is all about style

Bedecked with exquisite jewel-toned colors that give the mobile a look of distinction and sophistication.

The SGH-U600 is about as slim and sleek as any slider I’ve seen. It is fairly narrow at 49.3mm, though a bit tall at 103.2mm. The blue metallic casing with silver highlights is rather appealing, and the slider mechanism is smooth. It is spring loaded so you don’t need much oomph at all to open and close the phone. There is no ridge for attacking the slider, so you will need to be prepared to wipe fingermarks off the screen.

The front of the phone is almost completely flat. The d-pad is slightly raised in the middle, making it very comfortable to access. Unlike the d-pad, the soft keys and dial/hang-up keys are all touch-sensitive, making it possible to have them mounted on a completely flat surface. The clear plastic used on the front of the phone is much stronger than that of the D900 - pressing on the hard surface won’t result in any distortion of the screen image.

The dial/hang-up buttons are not backlighted, whereas the softkeys and d-pad have a very attractive white backlight behind them. Since these buttons are touch-sensitive, they are not the most reliable in use. Samsung added in the function of having the softkeys blink when accessed. This doesn’t rectify the fundamental problem with touch keys, but it might allow users to be more confident with these non-mechanical buttons. All touch sensitive keys are automatically locked during phone conversations, so they shouldn’t pose a problem when the user’s face touches them.

When it comes to using the phone, the interface is virtually identical to other Samsung Ultra Edition models in the range and it’s fairly easy to navigate your way around the interface regardless of what phone you’ve used before.
Picture quality whether it’s video or still photos is very good and easily equal to Sony Ericsson’s K800 series, however the U600 doesn’t come with the same focus on design.
The camera for example, is only revealed once the slider is open - very similar to their D600 from all those years ago and the digital camera does take some time to boot up once you’ve pressed the token shutter button on the side of the handset.


Key Features:

Quad-band / EDGE
3.2 Megapixel Camera
(Half Shutter, Auto Focus, Flash)
262144 Color TFT Screen (2.22”)
103.2×49.3×10.9 mm
60 MB + microSD
Video Recording (MPEG4, H.263)
Music Player (MP3, AAC, AAC+, e-AAC+, WMA)
OMA DRM 2.0
Bluetooth v2.0, USB 2.0 (H/S)
FM Radio (RDS)
TV-output (NTSC/PAL)
Document Viewer
Offline Mode
Batter(690mA)
- talk time : up to 4.3 hrs
- standby time : up to 275 hrs

Camera:
3.2 Megapixel Camera (Half Shutter, Auto Focus, Flash)
Video Recording (MPEG4, H.263)

Other Features:
OMA DRM 2.0
Document Viewer
FM Radio (RDS)
TV-output (NTSC/PAL)

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Dimensions: 98.5 x 48.2 x 15.9mm
Weight: 81 g
Display: 1.9” 65K TFT (176 x 220)

Price Range:

Stylish Practicality in 2MP Slider

Enjoy both simplicity and top-notch style in this slide-up form, benefiting from ease of use and comfort. Built-in practicality and proven design assure users of the enduring quality of this handset.

If you like music and photography this is a must. Free you phones potential with a memory card and store 100’s or 1000’s of songs/photos depending on what size you choose.

Plug and play is a term that many PC users are familiar with. With USB support this feature is transferred to your mobile. Just plug your handset to your computer via a data cable and your phone will be recognised instantly.

n the move and bored? Not any more. Just plug in your stereo headset and choose from the wealth of music and audio programs available on the FM spectrum.

Key Features:
Slide-up design
Display: 1.9” 65K TFT (176 x 220)
2 Megapixel camera
Music Player
FM Radio
Bluetooth 2.0
USB 2.0
15MB embedded memory
microSD slot

Imaging:
2 Megapixel Camera (x4 Digital Zoom)

Other Features:
FM Radio
Offline Mode
Voice Mail / Voice Recording
Voice Memo / vCard / vCalendar / PIMS


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Dimensions: 97.8 x 44.8 x 15.2 mm
Weight:  
Display: 65536 color TFT (128 x 160), 1.9”

Price Range: $166.46 - $197.00

Impressively Yours to Touch

One grip of the Samsung J600 and you’ll realize you’re in good hands. Simple and direct, its compact dimensions are form-fitting to your palm, the smooth sliding action satisfies. Intense hues enhance the glazed surface design with chrome metal trim for a high-impact look. Touch sensitive keys are instantly back-lit, adding to a cool, refined look.

In terms of multimedia functionality, the J600 comes equipped with a modest 1.3 megapixel digital camera that is also video capable. A MP3/WMA/AAC/AAC+ capable music player is also on-board, as is an FM radio. Picture, video, and music files can be stored in the device’s internal 20MB of storage space or on an optional microSD memory card. Cards of up to 2GB in capacity are supported.

Connectivity options beyond the aforementioned EDGE (and GPRS) support include Bluetooth 1.2 wireless and relatively slow USB 1.1 cable connections. Apart from a hands-free speakerphone, there is little else of note to be found in the J600.

Getting home and opening the box was so exciting! The power button is on the left hand side along with the camera button. You do need to charge the phone beforehand but I left it on overnight and checked it in the morning. It was completely charged and ready to use. The phone slides so effortlessly and smoothly and the buttons are easy to use. Upon accessing the menu, you can do a wide variety of things including text messaging, change the phone settings, access your files and access the internet.

Key Features:
Tri-band (800, 900, 1900 MHz), GPRS Class 10
Display: 65536 color TFT (128 x 160), 1.9”
1.3 megapixel camera (x4 zoom)
Video Recording & Play(MPEG4, H.263)
Bluetooth technology v 1.2, USB 1.1
Music: MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA
FM Radio
Speaker Phone
20 MB user memory, MicroSD external memory
97.8 x 44.8 x 15.2 mm/ 99g
Battery (Standard) Li-ion, 800mAh
Talk time : up to 3.8 hrs
Standby : up to 300 hrs

Camera:
1.3 megapixel camera (x4 zoom)
Video Recording & Play(MPEG4, H.263)

Other Features:
WAP 2.0 / MMS / Java 2.0
Black GUI, My Menu
FM Radio
Speaker Phone
Auto Time Setting
To-Do-List, Calendar, vCard, vCalendar, Calculator, Currency converter

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Dimensions: 95×45x17.9 mm
Weight: 75.5 g
Display: 65,536 Color TFT Screen (128×160 pixels, 1.9”)

Price Range:

Slide up to your VGA Camera

Slide into action with the SGH-X530, Samsung’s first entry-level VGA camera phone in slide form factor.

The X530’s VGA camera snaps images at a resolution of up to 640×480, and it has a number of effects including grey, negative and sepia, as well as a three, five and 10 second self-timer. It also has a self-portrait mirror, frames, and the ability to rotate pictures. Being a VGA camera its fine for a few happy snaps but naturally not good enough for any real photography. The X530 has just 600KB of internal memory, so you are only able to store a minimal amount of photos.

With your own VGA camera, just slide & shoot - it¡¦s that simple. The SGH-X530 makes it easy for you to save those special moments and share. Just store your photos as JPEG files and send via EMS and MMS to your chosen recipients. Decide on your frame with 4X digital zoom, and from numerous photo effects and sizes for visual variety. Be assured of sharp, accurate color with CMOS sensor to impart strong detail and definition. The flexibility of the self-timer gives you a chance to enter the picture. Be spontaneous, and click on pleasure. You¡¦ll see everything crystal clear with the sumptuous 65,536 TFT Color screen, and enjoy high quality images for an exceptional visual experience. Generously-sized at 1.9¡¨, this display makes the most of its slide-up design. Superior color depth delivers bright vivid images, with 128×160 pixel image resolution giving satisfying results of your picture-taking or received MMS. The ample-size screen also enables you to read up to seven interrupted lines of text. See it large and alive

Key Features:

GPRS Class 10
Tri-band (900/ 1800/ 1900 MHz)
65,536 Color TFT Screen (128×160 pixels, 1.9”)
VGA Camera
16 polyphonic Ringtones/ Refined Ringtone
Speakerphone
uTrack / Auto Time Setting / SOS Message

WAP 1.2 / MMS / SMS/ EMS
User Memory: 2.8 MB
IrDA (Phonebook only)/ RS232
95×45x17.9mmm/ 75.5g
Battery Time (800 mAh)
- Talk time: Up to 240 Minutes
- Standby time: Up to 216 Hours

Specifications:

Battery (standard) 800 mAh
Talktime up to 240 min
Standby up to 216 hrs
Camera VGA Camera
Audio 16 polyphonic Ringtones/ Refined Ringtone
Connectivity IrDA (Phonebook only)/ RS232
Other Features Speakerphone
uTrack / Auto Time Setting / SOS Message
WAP 1.2 / MMS / SMS/ EMS
End-user memory User Memory: 2.8 MB

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