Samsung i900 Omnia gets a white back, you didn't hear us say iPhone!

05 Aug, 2008 | Comments (35) | Post your comment

Tags: Samsung, Omnia, Windows Mobile

It seems like Samsung will offer a new color for the i900 Omnia. The 16GB version of the Windows Mobile powerhorse will have a white back panel as an option. The front panel of the Omnia will stay the same and the changes will only apply to the battery cover.

Samsung i900 Omnia will be available in white

Update: The photo has been replaced with an official one

By the end of this month the Samsung i900 Omnia will have a white dress to show off with - after all one of its greatest rivalries (you know who) is already selling with one. As it's evident, the changes go further than the color itself. The new Snow White Omnia back panel doesn't have the brushed metal finish but instead it comes with a wavy pattern that reminds of some of Nokia N-series devices.

Currently this is the only photo that's available, but we bet we will be buried with them sometime this month. The new color will hit Singapore, there's no word for now on its wider-scale market availability.

In the meantime you are welcome to jump to our Samsung Omnia review for a quick fix on why the Omnia will be one of the most popular devices this year.

Source: Crave@CNET Asia

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Samsung i900 Omnia gets a white back, you didn't hear us say iPhone! - reader comments

  • Mark

I just traded in my phone and got this white one from dechowireless.com they sold it for fairly more expensive than the black one, but they actually have it in stock!! Cant wait to get mine on Tuesday! ill keep you guys posted!

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  • 2008-08-10 11:34
  • jc8M
  • Anonymous

Power is good, only if the phone can deliver that power. That's been the problem w/ most multi-media phones. They pack phones with so many features (mostly impractical ones), but, with processors not powerful enough to handle it, and the results ar...

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  • 2008-08-10 03:30
  • 4TLf
  • patricksoon.blogspot

Gotta say, I prefer my black-backed Omnia more. This white back version does not have the brushed-metal surface (even though it's made of plastic). Instead, the white back features a wave style--a little more effeminate, in my opinion.

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  • 2008-08-07 11:26
  • C54U
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