Samsung rolls out SCH-B450 gaming phone

by Chris Ziegler posted Jul 20th 2006 at 7:09PM

DS and PSP be damned -- if you happen to be in Korea, that is. Looking a bit like a D307 on performance-enhancing substances, Samsung's new SCH-B450 is designed with entertainment in mind, and it's packing enough tech to make the 2-megapixel camera possibly the least interesting feature of the device. Frankly, the spec sheet is a bit overwhelming: you get TV-out, A2DP, a motion sensor for Wii-like interaction, a game-friendly keypad, 3D acceleration, S-DMB reception, Immersion's VibeTonz, and that clever (yet frighteningly fragile-looking) dual hinge design. The B450 is sadly destined for Samsung's home market only, but we can always pick up a D307 and play make-believe, right?

[Via Akihabara News]

Filed under: Games, Handsets, Multimedia, Samsung

Tags: b450, dual hinge, dual-hinge, DualHinge, game, games, gaming, korea, samsung, sch-b450, video game, VideoGame

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nedge2k @ Jul 20th 2006 9:23PM

erm...can you say "Motorola MPx rip off"?

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nofx @ Jul 20th 2006 10:22PM

which one i get to play with? the phone or this hot asian chicks? i dont mind paying 250bucks contract fee, for 2yrs playing with this girls. i will sure push the right buttons for sure :D

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-_- @ Jul 21st 2006 3:51PM

and the closest thing the us has is the se w600, which isn't so bad. 3d games, 1.3 mp cam, light, walkman mp3 player, and a much more sturdy swivel design. plus, it's gsm, so it actually works somewhere else in the world.

p.s.: i thought posts were supposed to be relevant to the topic, nofx. and last time i checked, those two weren't mentioned in the blog entry.

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