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Samsung’s first GSM Pocket PC Phone Edition device. This tri-band world phone is also a full Pocket PC wireless device, with a large touch screen, 400 MHz Intel processor, and GPRS data. Key features include a swivel camera, MMS, voice dialing, and an expansion slot that supports both memory cards and SDIO accessories.
Specifications:
Physical design is Form factor Pad, Dimensions 132 x 70 x 18 mm, Primary display resolution 240 x 320 pixels ,Multimedia ,Built-in digital camera, Maximum digital zoom x,Maximum optical zoom x .Phone Connectivity options GPRS/GSM,PDA Operating system Pocket PC ,Main processor type Intel XScale PXA255 CPU,Main processor speed 400MHz MHz ,RAM 64 MB,ROM 64 MB .Additional functions Voice recognition; MP3, WMA playback; Triband; Rotating VGA camera ,Display ,Monochrome or color ,No. of colors 16 bit ,Touch screen ,Backlit display .Method Pen.
Features :
The i700 runs the Pocket PC Phone Edition. It runs an Intel XScale PXA250 processor, though the speed is still not known. It has 64 MB of RAM and 64 MB of ROM. It has a 330 thousand pixel camera, the minimum necessary to take 640 by 480 pixel images. It doesn’t have a flash. It includes a 240 by 320 pixel touch-screen display that supports 16-bit color. The i700 has an SD card slot, though it is not yet known if this supports SDIO.
The i700 is a GPRS world phone that supports 900/1800/1900. The device’s wireless capabilities include both voice and data. When being used as a mobile phone, the speaker and microphone are on the back of the i700, so the screen isn’t touching the user’s face. It can play polyphonic ring tones. It is 5.2 by 2.75 by .7 inches and weighs 5.6 ounces. Its battery is replaceable. The standard one 1100 mAh, which gives 200 minutes of talk time or 100 hours of standby time. There will also be a 2000 mAh battery available. The two companies announced a version of the i700 that runs on CDMA wireless networks. While CDMA is widely used in the United States, GSM/GPRS is the predominant standard worldwide.
The Samsung SGH-i700 Pocket PC will allow customers to wirelessly access their Microsoft(R),Outlook(R) messaging and collaboration client data, play media files, browse the Web while on the go, as well as make phone calls and send instant and Short Message Service (SMS) messages. The SGH-i700 Pocket PC is a wireless PDA with an integrated digital camera, SD card slot, larger touch-screen display for easy viewing of data, and a stylus for data input and navigation.
Conclusion:
Samsung SGH-i700, unites innovative handset technology and Microsoft’s powerful software to bring a stylish and multifunctional next-generation smart device option.
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