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Samsung SGH-F300 Multimedia Phone Has Two Faces

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samsung f300 Samsung SGH F300 Multimedia Phone Has Two Faces

And we mean that literally.

Debuting this week at the ITU Telecom World 2006 event in Hong Kong, the Samsung SGH-F300 is a double-sided GSM triband cell phone and YP-Z5 look-alike multimedia player that supports MP3, AAC, and WMA tracks. The 2.1-inch TFT display (256K colors, 176 x 220) is good for watching MPEG-4 videos stored on the device’s 100MB of internal memory or on microSD cards up to 2GB. There’s also an FM radio, Bluetooth (A2DP), and touch-sensitive navigation pad.

Flip the F300 onto its face, tap the phone/multimedia switch key, and you’ve got yourself a full-featured candybar cell phone complete with 2-megapixel camera and GPRS/EDGE connectivity. Check out the diagram below for more details on phone layout and other features.

The Samsung SGH-F300 should be available (in Korea only?) beginning in the first quarter of 2007.

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