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Engadget Mobile giveaways - Samsung u620 for Verizon

by Chris Ziegler posted May 29th 2007 at 2:05PM


Samsung's u620 slider holds the honorable distinction of being the very first handset with MediaFLO support to launch commercially 'round here (or anywhere, for that matter), thanks to Verizon's VCAST TV. Besides being great for mobile couch potatoes -- yes, we're aware that's an oxymoron -- the u620 holds its own as a small, powerful handset with goodies like stereo Bluetooth, EV-DO, a 1.3 megapixel cam, and a lovely QVGA display. Y'all know the drill by now, so get to it!

A few rules (yeah, there are always rules):
  • You may only enter this specific contest once. If you enter this contest more than once you'll be automatically disqualified and barred from all future giveaways. (Yes, we have robots that thoroughly check to ensure fairness.) In other words, be careful when commenting and don't submit more than once, ok?
  • You may enter our other EngMob relaunch contests, but you can't win more than once; if you happen to win more than once (which is pretty unlikely, but still) we'll ask you to choose just one of your prizes.
  • The prize is open to US entrants only. Hey, it's a US phone, you couldn't do anything with it anyway.
  • Contest is open until 11:59pm EDT on Tuesday, June 5th.
  • We'll be shipping all the phones to winners once all the relaunch giveaway contests are over. (Yeah, we know it bites to have to wait, but dems the breaks!)
Thanks and good luck to everyone! Have a look at our other contests, too, before it's too late: Helio Ocean, T-Mobile Wing, Sprint UpStage by Samsung, Nokia N75, Motorola T305

Filed under: Samsung, Verizon Wireless, Announcements

Tags: contest, samsung, u620, verizon, verizon wireless, VerizonWireless, vzw

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