Samsung's Ultra Edition 9.9 coming to Sprint as SPH-M610

by Ryan Block posted Aug 27th 2006 at 2:52AM

Ok, so it's not exactly the same as the Ultra Edition 9.9 so far as we can tell, but the Samsung M610 is definitely the latest in Sammy's commendably stylish line of phones release of late; this device, according to our tipster, should include a 2 megapixel camera, QVGA internal and OLED external display, microSD, and Bluetooth 2.0+ EDR with A2DP. Eat your your respective hearts out, RAZR, KRZR, RIZR, etc.

[Thanks, Tuolumne]

Filed under: Handsets, Samsung, Sprint, CDMA

Tags: samsung, sph-m610, ultra edition 9.9, UltraEdition9.9

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Socko @ Aug 27th 2006 10:18AM

Any release times on this? I need a new sprint phone that actually has some features worth talking about.

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Guy @ Aug 27th 2006 11:59AM

If T9 doesn't function correctly (ability to teach it new words) on this phone, as it hasn't on hardly any of the newer Samsungs, I wont even consider it.

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Adi @ Aug 27th 2006 12:57PM

Hi,
Does anyone know if there would be a GSM version of this phone? I was dissapointed to find that the Samsung A640 only comes in a CDMA model....

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Q @ Aug 27th 2006 1:43PM

The GSM version is called the D830.

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Johan Kontaktanzeigen @ Aug 27th 2006 5:00PM

Am a fan of non-flip phones . This is definately not for me!

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dano @ Aug 28th 2006 3:00PM

Should/will be available by the holidays....

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Biz @ Aug 29th 2006 12:15PM

Interesting comment, Johan. Just wondering...do you post that same comment on EVERY flip phone discussed?

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dave @ Sep 2nd 2006 11:14PM

where's the flash on the camera?!? and will it be available in black?

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