Samsung M3510: gesture-controlled tunes on the cheap

by Chris Ziegler posted Jul 8th 2008 at 5:49PM

From the same pedigree (and naming convention, apparently) as the rugged B2700 comes the M3510, a relatively inexpensive candybar from Samsung that trades water and dust resistance for a plethora of goodies that probably matter more to the average buyer. Notably, it's said to feature gesture control -- a feature brought into the spotlight recently with a number of Sony Ericsson models -- for controlling the music player. A 3.5mm headphone jack, meanwhile, makes using that music player an actual possibility, and the 9.9mm case makes it worth carrying your pocket. In other words, MP3s are obviously the focus here, which is a good thing since you'll probably keep browsing to a minimum on the EDGE connection. IDNES reports that it'll sell for about 5,000 Czech crowns (about $336) toward the end of summer.

Filed under: Handsets, Samsung, GSM, EDGE

Tags: candybar, m3510, samsung

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FKL @ Jul 8th 2008 6:17PM

Samsung has had phones with gesture recognition for years in Korea. I've been there and used them. Pretty cool. Some of their US phones had this too, but only for a beatbox and dice feature. SE wasn't the first.

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Anthony @ Jul 8th 2008 6:20PM

Looks like an old Vertu to me. Sans leather & ka-ching.

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ayesha @ Jul 9th 2008 1:46AM

This time Samsung trades water and dust resistance for a plethora of goodies that probably matter more to the average buyer. Notably, their most of features are gesture control, a feature brought into the spotlight recently with a number of Sony Ericsson models and for controlling the music player.