Samsung's SGH-G800: another 5 megapixel slider?
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
ken @ Jul 30th 2007 3:38PM
Very Sony-fied!
Doc @ Jul 30th 2007 4:36PM
sony-fied or not..i feel this is a good thing having a great camera is nice instead of the craptastic 1.3 or even 2mp cameras that don't cut it.I'd rather have a kick ass camera on my phone than some mp3 player that i don't use or even shitty internet that isn't up to snuff..IMO
Owen V @ Jul 30th 2007 8:19PM
I'm on t-mobile and I never roam in the 850 area so I wont miss that fourth band everyone else worries about. Samsung g800 here I come! (whenever it comes out)
Matt @ Jul 31st 2007 4:47PM
WHY is Sammy crippling their phones by not including GSM 850 is beyond me. I understand that not everyone needs the "lower frequency" bands (Owen V) but I can not imagine that the price difference between 3 vs 4 band gsm chip would be that high...and Sammy would gain a bigger market. Even if this phone would be released in the US, Samsung has a tendency to cripple their phones in lieu of North American or European marked (US tri-band 1900/850/1800 or EU tri-band 1800/900/1900). Personally i think it's a stupid move but who am I to say anything... I'm only the end-user so Samsung doesn't have to listen to me. (I guess that means that I will not be Sammy's client until they make Quads. Nokia doesn't even stoop to tri-bands on their higher end phones anymore as they see the potential of quads (lower production cost and higher market coverage)
Adam Evans @ Aug 1st 2007 10:51AM
If you read the text near the lens it AF 5.8-17.4, so it's got 3x optical zoom, something SE hasn't got.