Samsung gets busy: T719, P857, D407, T609, Z560, X810 cellphones

by Thomas Ricker posted Mar 6th 2006 at 9:06AM

Phonescoop has the er, scoop on the line-up of Spring cellphones due from Samsung. In addition to that fat collection announced at 3GSM, four new handhelds are due out in the US (T719, P857, D407, T609) with an additional two heading overseas (Z560, X810). Of note is the thin T719 clamshell (pictured) sporting the actual BlackBerry email interface and even the SureType text keypad design like handsets from RIM. Meanwhile, the P857 should bring a 3 megapixel digital camera to Cingular users. The Z560, then is destined to bring HSDPA to Europe in another thin clam which also features a 2 megapixel camera, big ol' display and touch-sensitive controls on the outside for direct music playback. Click the read link for all the deetz from Phonescoop -- click-on for more pics.

P857 -- should carry a 3 megapixel camera

Z560 -- HSDPA for Europe

Filed under: Handsets, Multimedia, Samsung, ATT, GSM, HSDPA

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JERRY COLON @ Mar 6th 2006 9:46AM

NICE PHONE....

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golden @ Mar 6th 2006 10:02AM

Ugly phone !!!!!

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John @ Mar 7th 2006 1:11AM

The T719 could be the first real Blackberry powered email phone for the masses. Since the phone appears to be otherwise quite stripped down, it may retail for under $199. If marketed to the right audience, this phone could prove to be quite popular.

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Tony W. @ Mar 7th 2006 4:27AM

that one nice ugly phone

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Tim @ Mar 7th 2006 11:04PM

T, P, D, Z and X lines received updates. But, no updates to Samsung's "A" line of phones.

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