Samsung's SGH-D700 Symbian Smartphone

Samsung SGH-D700We first saw Samsung's first Symbian OS smartphone during our visit to CeBIT 2003. Known as the SGH-D700, we provide you now with a few more details on what this phone has to offer.

Running on Nokia's Series 60 Platform, the SGH-D700 takes on the features present in Nokia's 3650 and 7650 smartphones. The clamshell SGH-D700 supports GSM triband, sports a rotating 65,000 color TFT display, and a camcorder application to make use of its integrated VGA resolution digital camera. Like Nokia's 3650, the SGH-D700 allows users to exchange video clips through MMS or email and it will also be able to play back streaming audio and video through its pre-installed RealOne player. The SGH-D700 takes care of high-memory usage by including an MMC card expansion slot in addition to its 4MB internal memory space. The SGH-D700's compact size and low weight makes it the smallest Series 60 phone launched so far.

The Samsung SGH-D700 is expected to be available in European markets 3rd Quarter 2003.

Specifications:

• GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz
• Symbian OS V6.1 / Nokia Series 60 Platform
• Size: 89mm x 49mm x 23 mm
• Weight: 110g
• 65,535 color TFT swivel display (16-bit)
• Integrated digital VGA camera (640x480 pixels)
• 40 voice polyphonic ringtones
• Bluetooth
• GPRS / HSCSD
• MMS
• Video messaging
• Email clients: SMTP, POP3, IMAP4
• SyncML: vCard, vCalendar
• USB/IrDA Interface
• Voice memo and voice recognition
• Video clip playback using Real One player
• MIDI and WAV for ringtone and MP3 music player
• MS Mobile Outlook compatible
• Open software development (MIDP Java and C++)

More photos are available on the following pages, including live shots from CeBIT 2003.

 

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