Samsung's new i320N in the wild
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Chris @ Jun 21st 2006 10:30AM
Yes, but is it the "world's thinnest" smartphone? Perhaps the i320N can take the title from Motorola and change its name to the Ultra Edition 10.9
One can only dream...
dslay04 @ Jun 21st 2006 10:42AM
wats going on with the numbers on the keypad, they're rearranged stupidly
ventivent @ Jun 21st 2006 10:55AM
Good point, number 2. If you look closely, there are outlines stenciled around two keys, possibly indicating that in dial mode, you can hit either key to produce the same number. Having owned a Motorola Q for 11 days, and several Pocket PCs before that, I can only hope that the Samsung version implements WM5 more smoothly than Motorola did; othewise it's going to be another Smartphone dud...destined for teenage texters, and gadget freaks instead of hardcore business/Blackberry users.
Jim @ Jun 21st 2006 1:15PM
So, does this actually run the Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC or Smartphone. The link doesn't specify. I am disappointed that it doesn't utilize the Q's blackberry-esque scroll wheel. That's very handy for e-mail navigation.
Joey Rogers @ Oct 14th 2006 6:17PM
You don't really get an idea of how great this phone is until you have one sitting in your hands. The Q feels like a toy and the blackberry feels like a industrial device. The i320N is the perfect email/PDA/phone solution.
Nice short review I found. Has a cool 360 view of the phone that gives you a better idea of its size.
http://www.pinklight.com/index.php?page=articles&action=view&aid=71&cid=32#