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alwayson @ Mar 22nd 2008 7:57PM

Gotta ask; does anyone have the answer to what may be the simple reason for and significance of the "A" designation for the Samsung SPH-M20A, previously released w/o it. 'Might be quite different than, say, for Moto; don't know.

Anyway, I sent an inquiry thru Samsung's website phone page, and will await the[ir] answer, too. thanks!

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alwayson @ Mar 22nd 2008 8:02PM

oops. that's Samsung SPH-M520A

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Briannn @ Mar 22nd 2008 9:20PM

If you look back at the A900/A900M, they did the same thing, just reintroducing the same phone with minor physical tweaks, as long as minimally altered software/firmware. I'm hoping it's something more interesting though...

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alwayson @ Mar 25th 2008 1:31PM

No surprise, here, but, at least Samsung reads and responds. Read:

From: "SAMSUNG ERMS"
To: >>>@>>>>>>.com
CC:
Subject: Re]SPH-M520"A"
Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2008 00:09:42 +0900 (KST)

Dear >>>>>,

Thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately, we are only able to provide information regarding models that are currently on the market for sale, as any pre-release information would be subject to change and could therefore be inaccurate at the time of launch. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

Thank you for your interest in Samsung products.

Sincerely,
Technical Support

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