Samsung announces a slew of low-end handsets at 3GSM

by Brian White posted Feb 15th 2007 at 5:07PM

Looks like Samsung not only unveiled a slew of higher-end handsets and mid-tier offerings this week at 3GSM, but the company also announced a handbasket of lower-end phones as well. take a deep breath -- E590, E740, E830, E840 and P110 -- whew, that's a lot of new models, yes? Samsung -- like all cell manufacturers -- knows that you gotta feed the low end along with the high end due to market demands. Hey -- if you have to leave civilization for a while and get back to simpler times, a simpler phone may do right? Nah, we didn't think so either. But, some of those features like a 3 megapixel cam and stereo Bluetooth seem to be classified as starter features from how Samsung is positioning these units. Use the read link below to peep all these new entry-level beauties.

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

Tags: E830, E840, P110, Samsung, Samsung E590, Samsung E740, Samsung entry-level phones, SamsungE590, SamsungE740, SamsungEntry-levelPhones

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RyS @ Feb 15th 2007 9:21PM

I actually like the design of some of these lower end models.
I really like the E840. Very clean and simple. Although, I am a bit confused where the call and end buttons are.
Nonetheless, for being an entry level phone, it looks very nice. :-/

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Ryan @ Feb 15th 2007 10:54PM

is it just me or does it resemble a sony ericsson?

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