Samsung's i640v for Vodafone caught on camera

by Michael Caputo, posted Sep 27th 2007 at 8:57PM

Hot on the heels of its Christmas announcement, it turns out Vodafone teased with a preview of Samsung's i640v at GITEX. Hoping to improve upon its predecessor, the just-released i620, newest model adds a WiFi radio under its hood along with GPS support. Add these key features in with Bluetooth 2.0, microSD storage, a 2.4-inch QVGA display all running on Windows Mobile 6 Standard, and we figure this device is built to please. There doesn't seem to be any solid release info floating around just yet, but we can take a solid stab at the launch carrier, eh?

[Via the::unwired]

Filed under: Handsets, Samsung, Vodafone, Windows Mobile, GSM, HSDPA, UMTS

Tags: gitex, HSDPA, i640v, qwerty, samsung, sgh-i640v, slider, v640, Vodafone, windows mobile, windows mobile 6, WindowsMobile, WindowsMobile6, wm6

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Preston @ Sep 28th 2007 12:06AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b94QxPyHSWY

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Chris @ Nov 5th 2007 6:49AM

Vodafone claims this phone will be available on the 8th November but it does not have wifi or GPS according to the vodafone customer services.

Please prove me wrong if there is any concrete evidence.

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Arturo @ Nov 1st 2007 3:16PM

I called vodafone (in holland) yesterday and they told me the same thing. No wifi and no GPS.

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