October 19, 2005
Samsung has introduced a 3 GB HDD embedded phone, the SPH-V7900. In September 2004, Samsung introduced SPH-V5400 touting it as the world’s first mobile phone, equipped with 1.5 GB HDD.
The new phone includes features such as a 262K color TFT (240 x 320) display, MMS, WIPI and WAP 2.0. The SPH-V7900 enables users to store over 700 music files with 4MB each, plus two or three full-length movies at 1.1 to 5GB each.
Samsung’s new phone incorporates a 2 Megapixel camera, including MP3 player, 2x optical zoom and document viewer functions.
So I’m thinking maybe it’s time for me to upgrade my old phone..
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You know what is a bummer? Being around as our country loses status as a world power. Not too long when we filled out forms online, and there was the popup menu to choose country, and the first thing on the list was the USofA, and then everyone else followed in alphabetical order. Now we have to scroll down to our proper place in the alphabet. It used to be we we got all the coolest consumer goods first, too. Now there’s things other countries have that we don’t. While I can’t say I’m all that happy about what this country has done to be #1, that doesn’t mean I’d rather be on the recieving end of a smackdown rather than the giving.
Comment by Matt LeClair — October 19, 2005 @ 10:06 pm