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consumer electronics show 2007 · new products · smartphones · windows mobile · samsung · brad kellett
Samsung SCH-i760 QWERTY Smartphone
Snapshot by Brad Kellett on Sunday January 07, 2007.
Samsung SCH-i760 |
Samsung SCH-i760 |
Samsung has debuted a new Windows Mobile smartphone from CES in Las Vegas today, and while details are fairly scarce at the moment, the SCH-i760 certainly does look promising.
Incorporating a layout similar to the HTC Libra reference design, the Samsung SCH-i760 looks very much like a regular handset from the onset, with a regular numerical keypad and d-pad, but slides open horizontally to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard. Matched with the device's WiFi and EV-DO capabilities, the Samsung SCH-i760 forms quite a messaging device.
A 1.3 megapixel camera, MP3 player, and all the benefits associated with Windows Mobile can be found in the Samsung SCH-i760. While pricing and carrier availability details have so far not been announced, it is fair to say that the SCH-i760 will probably see a release with Verizon Wireless in the US sometime during 2007.
Samsung SCH-i760 |
Samsung SCH-i760 |
| Specifications for the Samsung SCH-i760 | |
| Band | CDMA 800/1900MHz |
| Data | 1xRTT/EV-DO/WiFi |
| Size | 115mm x 50mm x 19mm (4.5" x 2" x 0.75") |
| Weight | Unknown |
| Battery Life | Unknown |
| Main Display | 2.8" 65k color TFT, 320x240 resolution |
| Sub-Display | N/A |
| Camera | Yes, 1.3 megapixel |
| Video | Yes, video capture/playback |
| Messaging | Unknown |
| Yes (Push) | |
| Bluetooth | Yes, v2.0 and A2DP (stereo) |
| Infrared | Unknown |
| Java | Unknown |
| Polyphonics | Unknown |
| Memory | 128MB ROM, 64 application RAM, microSD memory card slot |
| Availability | Unknown |
| Other | Qwerty keyboard, Windows Mobile, MP3 music player |
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Brad Kellett
Originally from Sydney, Australia, Brad Kellett writes for MobileBurn from his home in San Francisco, California.





