Samsung's Ultra Smart F520: HSDPA touchscreen with dual-sliding action

by Thomas Ricker, posted Feb 12th 2007 at 12:41PM

Surely you remember Samsung's Ultra Smart F700 HSDPA QWERTY, right? Well, check their latest Ultra Smart, the F520. Just how smart is it? Well, to start with, it's a dual slider offering both a full QWERTY and numeric keypad depending upon your need. Next, it packs Bluetooth, a 3 megapixel camera with flash, and a 262k color, 3-inch, 480 x 272 touch-screen display. It brings pretty much all the audio and video format support you'll need and microSD to store your goods. It features a Flash UI with document viewer and full HTML browser all bundled in a sleek 104.8 x 53.7 x 17.4-mm piece of kit. It even features dedicated hot-launch keys for TV (DMB?), Internet and Music. Alas, it's only tri-band GSM / EDGE and 2100MHz HSDPA. Still, pretty smart when it arrives around September. How you like them apples, Apple?

Filed under: Handsets, Samsung, GSM, GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA, UMTS

Tags: 3gsm, breaking news, BreakingNews, f520, samsung, ultra smart, UltraSmart

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kavita @ Aug 20th 2007 9:49PM

please please please tell me when this phone is coming out. i have literally gone nuts since the past two months trying to find out when its coming into the market. please someone mail me and let me know thanks.

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leanne @ Nov 18th 2007 10:56AM

i have heard that its due in november, i seen an exact date for the 27th october but unsure what country

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jenny pinera @ Sep 17th 2007 1:03PM

where can i buy the phone has it come out yet in memphis i would like to buy one it is a very nice phone it has every thing i need

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Leah @ Dec 19th 2007 7:20PM

I live in Australia, and I was wondering when this phone will be coming here? Can anyone help me out please?

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