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Abstract: Everyone has a mobile phone these days, it not just a thing of business or young trendy people, walking the streets you can see everyone is using them. The mass production of mobile phones has lowered the prices, so top line models are not so expensive...
The Samsung SGH-D900 is a slim, lightweight phone that feels great in the hand. It has a gorgeous display, and features a 3.0-megapixel camera, a music player, a MicroSD card slot, a speakerphone, and quad-band EDGE support.
The Samsung SGH-D900 has a flat keypad that makes menu navigation and dialing tricky.
If you can afford it, the Samsung SGH-D900 is a sleekly designed slider phone with a stellar feature set, including a great camera.
Abstract: The family of Samsung sliders have grown incredibly of late. The main development vector consists in making them slimmer with the same elements inside and the same functionality. Moreover, the company has taken a number of measures, in order to ease th...
Abstract: The Samsung D900 currently takes the honours for the worlds thinnest slider phone, at just 12.9mm thin. Despite its slimness, its not exactly feature-light, though. Top of the list comes the 3 megapixel camera with autofocus, closely followed by a gr...
Abstract: The Samsung D900 is one of the highest-end Samsung phones today, encompassing quad-band GSM, EDGE, QVGA screen, microSD hot-swap slot, Bluetooth 2.0, TV-output and of course, a 3.2MP camera. At just 85 grams this slider is one of the smallest and light...
Abstract: Early this summer Samsung introduced their Ultra Edition line of super-slim cellular phones aimed at fashion and technology-conscious users. The three phone Ultra Edition lineup features a 6.9mm thick candybar-style handset, a 9.9mm clamshell phone, a...
An undeniably slim and sexy phone that's let down by a few design and usability issues. It's a handy 40g lighter than the Sony/Ericsson K800i though and consequently sits unobtrusively in your shirt pocket. Although it's worth remembering that the K800i w...
