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06-07-2007, 05:20 AM
T-Mobile USA is about to introduce two new Samsung handsets to its customers. While the first one, SGH-T419, is an entry level device, the SGH-T729 prides itself as a mid-range message-oriented phone. Let's go briefly through both of them…
http://www.mobilewhack.com/samsung_t729_t419.jpg
As we've already mentioned, the Samsung SGH-T419 is an entry-level dual-screen clamshell handset, that also boasts the VGA (0.3 MP) camera. Internal display has resolution of 128×160 pixels and can display 65k colors, while the external is null. Interesting thing to note is that SGH-T419 also boasts the Bluetooth wireless connectivity — meaning this device is not exactly positioned at the rock bottom of the low-end spectrum.
The slider Samsung SGH-T729 should replace the T719 model. It's a stylish little fella' that should come with a 1.3 MP camera, Bluetooth, null hybrid keyboard and the 176×220 pixels / 262k colors display. Furthermore, the SGH-T729 will also come with BlackBerry Connect support, and in that sense will be among the cheapest push-email enabled handsets on the market.
SOURCE: Intomobile
http://www.mobilewhack.com/samsung_t729_t419.jpg
As we've already mentioned, the Samsung SGH-T419 is an entry-level dual-screen clamshell handset, that also boasts the VGA (0.3 MP) camera. Internal display has resolution of 128×160 pixels and can display 65k colors, while the external is null. Interesting thing to note is that SGH-T419 also boasts the Bluetooth wireless connectivity — meaning this device is not exactly positioned at the rock bottom of the low-end spectrum.
The slider Samsung SGH-T729 should replace the T719 model. It's a stylish little fella' that should come with a 1.3 MP camera, Bluetooth, null hybrid keyboard and the 176×220 pixels / 262k colors display. Furthermore, the SGH-T729 will also come with BlackBerry Connect support, and in that sense will be among the cheapest push-email enabled handsets on the market.
SOURCE: Intomobile