Samsung G800 gets previewed

by Michael Caputo posted Sep 16th 2007 at 7:01PM

It wasn't that long ago when the Samsung G800 came into our sights and with features like a 5 megapixel camera, 2.4 inch QVGA display, Bluetooth, Xenon flash, expandable memory via microSDHC, and Triband GSM with HSDPA -- who could forget such a device? Well lucky for us, some colleagues had the chance to play with the device pre-production. Be sure to check out the preview and additional pics in the read link.

[Thanks, David]

Filed under: Handsets, Samsung, GSM, HSDPA

Tags: Bluetooth, G800, HSDPA, microSDHC, Samsung, SDHC, Xenon

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iPhoneResidentObssesive @ Sep 16th 2007 8:36PM

sweet

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MTM @ Sep 17th 2007 2:54AM

You forgot the most important part - it's got 3x optical zoom.

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Amir Mahmoud @ Sep 17th 2007 4:51AM

This was the worst preview I have ever seen! tells you nothing about the handset, but sweet phone though, except that the one I REALLY would go for is the i-mate ultimate 8150, Remember the CE4arab.com review?!

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PortableGear @ Oct 14th 2007 4:34PM

I was able to make a short hands-on last week:
http://www.portablegear.nl/reviews/Samsung_G800.htm
The optical zoom in combination with the 5 megapixel resolution looks promising.

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Michael @ Oct 18th 2007 2:08PM

Where can I get this phone? And how much is it? I really want it. Do you know what service would be available for it? I currently have T-Mobile.

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koopkeuze @ Dec 15th 2007 7:20AM

Nice phone, but heavy and pricy! http://www.koopkeuze.nl/telefonie-navigatie/gsm/samsung-g800.html

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