SK Telecom launches 5.9mm Samsung C210

by Chris Ziegler, posted Apr 29th 2007 at 12:12PM

Careful, don't breathe -- it might snap! We kid, we kid; the Samsung SCH-C210's magnesium and fiberglass-reinforced body should be able to stand up to the best punishment we can toss at it. As you might recall, a candybar bearing this very form was officially announced at 3GSM as the Ultra Edition 5.9, but the difference here is that the SCH-C210 is a CDMA handset destined for Korea's own SK Telecom. Features include a 2 megapixel cam, Bluetooth, media player, built-in dictionary, and something called a "pop-pin touch keypad" that vibrates the phone ever so gently when the user presses a key as a means of feedback. Needless to say, we'll never see this particular variant of the Ultra Edition 5.9 in the US, but with any luck, we imagine we should be able to get our hands on the GSM version at some point.

Filed under: Handsets, Samsung, 1xRTT, EV-DO, CDMA

Tags: 5.9, c210, candybar, korea, samsung, sch-c210, sk telecom, SkTelecom, ultra edition, ultra edition 5.9, UltraEdition, UltraEdition5.9

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Pablo @ Apr 29th 2007 1:01PM

can i just say i look forward to every single product launch by Samsung or LG. Man, those Koreans know how to show off they're...uhhh...products

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chuck @ Apr 29th 2007 2:51PM

Is this really necessary?

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ossama @ Oct 29th 2007 8:51AM

send me new items in my mobile -- no +20100928510 / im ossama egypt- cairo

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ossama @ Oct 29th 2007 8:53AM

thanks

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ossama @ Oct 29th 2007 8:53AM

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