Nearly identical to its hotly anticipated SGH-i320, Samsung unveils the Windows Mobile 5 powered SGH-i320N business phone with a slightly tweaked thumbboard and design.
Measuring in at a mere 11.5 mm thick, the SGH-i320N is Samsung's second stab at taking a page from the playbook of the Motorola Q business phone, making only minimal adjustments to the first such attempt - its SGH-i320 sibling. Equipped with Windows Mobile 5.0, the SGH-i320N features a more traditional thumbboard design than that of the SGH-i320, as well as a more angular design with nearly identical measurements.
Also present is a landscape-oriented, 2.2-inch QVGA screen, as well as a 1.3 Megapixel camera with a LED flash and microSD card slot for expanding the 64 MB of onboard memory. Tri-band GSM and EDGE tend to the long haul for data users, while Bluetooth and USB connects to PCs and other compatible devices. A document viewer suite will be included, and according to Samsung the 95 g business phone will also also offer a level of voice recognition.
Price and availability
The Samsung SGH-i320N is expected to ship throughout Europe in the late summer of 2006. Details concerning its pricing were not discussed.
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