Samsung I7500 first hands-on video
By Eric • Apr 28th, 2009 • Category: Lead Story, hardwareVideo of Samsung’s first Android handset has leaked. The video shows Samsung’s I7500, along with a shredding soundtrack. Looking good so far.
Video of Samsung’s first Android handset has leaked. The video shows Samsung’s I7500, along with a shredding soundtrack. Looking good so far.
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Specs:
4.3-inch, 480 x 272 resistive touchscreen
Soft keyboard for text entry
Front-facing Mic and Camera
Bluetooth
Speaker
256MB internal storage
MicroSD expansion [...]
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[via GPS Tracklog]
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