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This phone is really long looks like a copy of 3250
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- 2006-12-05 07:17
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- allen
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ladies and gents, this one plays lots of video formats (Which means u can watch movies u down loaded from the web)
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- 2006-12-05 07:17
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- totti
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hello people, i have a really big cuestion, everibody is talking about a cell phone... where is the cell phone? man i prefer to buy a good "old" nokia 6630, or something but this???
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- 2006-12-05 02:35
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- Dennis Mak
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Mmmm..wow...u can scroll up and down on the kaypad.....Awesome design..incredible...just my viewpoint to Samsung~~/./.i hope the speaker and features is useful..but this phone is actually easy to break (probably)~~
such a small device..Nice
Hopefully this phone comes out around on march...i dont wanna wait too long..cuz i m getting this..for surE!
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- 2006-12-05 00:00
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- Samsung is amazing
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this design is just outstanding!!! wow samsung you guys are just amazing making these type of devices!!! and cheap plastic from korea? yeah sure~ whatever you know korea has the most advanced communication industry in the world? how about that!!! do some research before you say something stupid
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- 2006-12-04 22:45
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- Frazer
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A very interesting concept. The Samsung F300 and F500 seem to be designed as double sided, an iPod-esque look on the front, and normal mobile phone on the back. How Samsung could do this I don't know, but they've obviously found a way. I like the way the phone folds and sits on your table, but it might be a pain having two sides to your phone. How do I know there's a slot for the SIM on the side, but will the battery be removable?
As for the Antenna, Samsung might be experimenting even more with Mobile TV, as they did with their P900. The Nokia N92 has an internal antenna for it's DVB-H signals so I don't know if Samsung could be using the same technology.
DivX technology will certainly be a breakthrough, but it's pretty much an expansion of the MP4 format.
I'll keep an eye on both of these phones, they do look promising.
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- 2006-12-04 20:05
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cheap plastic?... You do know that Korea is by far more advanced than all of europe and america combined, right?
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- 2006-12-04 18:03
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- Anonymous
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tat aerial may be use to receive tv signal and make it able to show channels like television. but then i think the quality wont be tat good.
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- 2006-12-04 17:03
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400mb internal memory in such a thin body? not bad. Then nokia should be able to produce phone with 20gb internal memory. Bluetooth should be upgraded to 2.0 and a secondary camera for video call would make this phone perfect.
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- 2006-12-04 16:57
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