| Dimensions: | 97 x 46 x 16.8 mm |
| Weight: | |
| Display: | 262,144 Color TFT Main Screen(176×220, 2.0”) |
Price Range: $221.00 - $300.00
Music Central for Your Mobile Life
Samsung E740 is a compact slide-up that pumps out amazing acoustics so you can groove to your favorite songs. Fully compatible with Windows Media Player, this music mobile will have you rocking all night long.
The E740 does Samsung proud. This slider mobile phone has, underneath its 176 x 220 pixel TFT screen, a keypad that gives you access to its many features. Moreover, the E740 has Bluetooth connectivity and GPRS/EDGE for data transfer with another compatible device as well as web surfing and searching. Also equipped with an SD memory card slot, the E740 can take photos and even record videos thanks to its 2 Megapixel sensor. Designed by Samsung as the music lover’s GSM par excellence, the E740 includes MP3, AAC+ and e-AAC+ compatibility.Equipped with a voice memo function, FM tuner and several Java games, the E740 will have you explore a new side of mobile telephony life.
Key Features:
Tri-band (900/1800/1900 MHz)/GPRS/EDGE Class 10
262,144 Color TFT Main Screen(176×220, 2.0”)
97 x 46 x 16.8 mm / 92.5g
2 Megapixel Camera (5x Digital Zoom)
Music Player(MP3/AAC/AAC+/e-AAC+/MPEG 4/WMA)
Video Recording & Messaging MMS
Offilne Mode
NEW GUI
Living World, Mobile Printing
Mobile Flash(Photo Slid Album)
vCard/vCalendar/vNote
BT 2.0/A2DP/AVRCP/USB 2.0
MMS/E-mail/JAVA/WAP 2.0
64 Poly Ringtone
Speaker Phone
User Memory : 30MB
External Memory: MicroSD
Battery Time(880mAh)
Talk time: up to 3.6 hrs
Standby time: up to 338 hrs
Playback time: up to 22 hrs
Specifications:
Camera 2 Megapixel Camera (5x Digital Zoom)
Audio Music Player(MP3/AAC/AAC+/e-AAC+/MPEG 4/WMA)
64 Poly Ringtone
Connectivity Bluetooth 2.0/A2DP/AVRCP/USB 2.0
Other Features Video Recording & Messaging MMS
Offline Mode
NEW GUI
Living World, Mobile Printing
Mobile Flash(Photo Slid Album)
vCard/vCalendar/vNote
MMS/E-mail/JAVA/WAP 2.0
Speaker Phone
End-user memory 30 MB
External memory MicroSD
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