Sprint prepped to launch Samsung SPH-M800

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pixel41 @ Jan 11th 2008 11:16AM

WORTHLESS! Why would they drop the 5MP camera?????? Sprint, you never cease to amaze me and you will run me off when my contract ends in Oct if you don't get a decent 5MP camera out soon.

Wake up and smell the megapixels!

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shattereddove @ Jan 10th 2008 2:57PM

It really isn't about the mega pixels... its more of the camera sensor. A phone can have a 5MP camera with a bad sensor where a phone can have a 2MP camera with a good camera and the 2MP would have such a better picture quality.

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PEZ @ Jan 10th 2008 5:04PM

LahWhoZahHur!

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JeaLouS_B @ Jan 12th 2008 5:25PM

You do realize that a 5mp camera would raise the cost and if they wanna sell alot of these they need to keep the cost as low as they can while still keeping the features attractive. You can't get it all.

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Kip @ Jan 15th 2008 12:54AM

Your're going to leave sprint because of the megapixel's? Come on now. First of all NO U.S. Carriers have any phones with that many megapixels. Verizon has one with 3.2. You know how much a 5 megapixel camera phone would cost? Anyway I heard that it's actually coing to be Sprint's first phone that uses Rev-A instead of Rev-O. This thing will blow the I-phone out of the water with speed. But go ahead don't get one, that just means one less person in front of me in line for it.

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