Samsung Omnia i900 8GB 8.89 cm (3.5") 1440 mAh Black

Samsung Omnia i900 8GB 8.89 cm (3.5") 1440 mAh Black

Brand : Samsung
Product family : Omnia
Product name : Omnia i900 8GB
Product code : SGH-I900-8GB
Category : Smartphones
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Long product name Samsung Omnia i900 8GB 8.89 cm (3.5") 1440 mAh Black :
Omnia i900 8GB Black
Samsung Omnia i900 8GB 8.89 cm (3.5") 1440 mAh Black :
Vivid, lively multimedia experience
Samsung OMNIA delivers the ultimate in digital entertainment thanks to a wide 3.2-inch WQVGA LCD screen for viewing videos and slide shows in high-resolution and advanced audio capabilities. MultiCodec support for DivX, Xvid and other video formats eliminates the hassle of file format conversions. Users also have the assurance of a long-life detachable battery for extended playback.

Samsung OMNIA also comes with a five-megapixel CMOS camera with the latest value-added features, which include auto-focus (AF), face and smile detection and auto-panorama shot.

The handset’s generous internal memory (available in 8GB or 16 GB capacity options and extendable slot for additions) ensures ample storage space for digital assets.

Rounding out the fully comprehensive feature set, Samsung OMNIA also offers GPS, including navigation and geo-tagging capabilities, so users can get their bearings wherever work or life takes them.

The One and Only mobile with everything in touch
Samsung’s patented TouchWiz user interface makes entering data and text simple. With unique widgets, users can customise and personalise the way they use their phone. The Samsung OMNIA's high resolution touch-sensitive screen uses intuitive tap, sweep, drag and drop operations as well as an on-screen qwerty keyboard. It also facilitates easy and convenient calling and texting with a dedicated dome key for controlling communications.
Short summary description Samsung Omnia i900 8GB 8.89 cm (3.5") 1440 mAh Black :
Samsung Omnia i900 8GB, 8.89 cm (3.5"), 240 x 400 pixels, Black
Long summary description Samsung Omnia i900 8GB 8.89 cm (3.5") 1440 mAh Black :
Samsung Omnia i900 8GB. Display diagonal: 8.89 cm (3.5"), Display resolution: 240 x 400 pixels. Rear camera type: Single camera. Battery capacity: 1440 mAh. Product colour: Black. Weight: 125 g

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Specs

Display
Display diagonal	8.89 cm (3.5")
Panel type	TFT
Display resolution	240 x 400 pixels
Display number of colours	65536 colours

Storage
Internal memory	8192 MB

Camera
Rear camera resolution	2560 x 1920 pixels
Digital zoom	4x
Front camera type	Single camera
Rear camera flash
Video capture resolution (max)	640 x 480 pixels
Rear camera type	Single camera
Auto focus
Built-in camera

Network
2G standards	Edge, GPRS
Data network	3G
Bluetooth
Bluetooth version	2.0+EDR

Ports & interfaces
USB 2.0 ports quantity	1
Headphone connectivity	3.5 mm

Messaging
Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS)
Text prediction system
Text prediction system type	T9

Design
Form factor	Bar
Product colour	Black

Performance
Video call
Personal info management (PIM)	Alarm clock, Calculator, Calendar, Countdown timer, Notes, Stopwatch, To-do list
Speakerphone
Vibrating alert

Navigation
GPS (satellite)
Position location

Multimedia
FM radio

Battery
Battery technology	Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion)
Battery capacity	1440 mAh
Talk time (2G)	6.5 h
Standby time (2G)	450 h

Weight & dimensions
Width	56.9 mm
Depth	12.5 mm
Height	112 mm
Weight	125 g

Other features
Touchscreen
Music player
Ringer type	Polyphonic
Java technology

Distributors

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Reviews

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:44

Average rating:77

Uk has collected 132 expert reviews for Samsung Omnia i900 8GB 8.89 cm (3.5") 1440 mAh Black and the average expert rating is 77 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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whathifi.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:39

Average rating:60

At the heart of the Samsung SGH-i900, or Omnia as it's also known, is Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional. Masking this operating system is Samsung's own ‘Touchwiz' user interface. Touchwiz is a much more palatable system than the painful Windows offering, w...

Feature-packed, decent interface...
Windows Mobile is a clunky operating system, strange stylus, average picture and sound quality...

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itreviews.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:39

Average rating:0

We like the Omnia a lot. It brings Windows Mobile into a more consumer friendly world, adds a good camera and includes plenty of strong features. But both its optical mouse and its on-screen keyboards are disappointing. Samsung - Omnia i900 price Buy...

alphr.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:39

Average rating:67

It was inevitable in the wake of the iPhonethat a clutch of iPhone "killers" would appear. But where HTC has been successful in offering a viable alternative in the form of the Touch HD, Samsung falls short. On paper, the Omnia i900 seems fine. It's sl...

This phone can do it all, but it's exceedingly frustrating to use,and that counts it out...

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pcauthority.com.au

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:39

Average rating:67

It was inevitable in the wake of the iPhone that a clutch of iPhone “killers” would appear. But where HTC has been successful in offering a viable alternative in the form of the Touch HD, Samsung falls short.On paper, the Omnia i900 seems fine. It’s sl...

This phone can do it all, but it’s exceedingly frustrating to use, and that counts it out...

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pcauthority.com.au

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:39

Average rating:83

A smartphone has to live up to its name these days. It can’t just view Word documents, pick up e-mails or browse the web. No, it needs GPS, an innovative touchscreen and preferably a side order of HSDPA.The Samsung Omnia has all that, as you might gues...

A fine touchscreen phone, but held back by Windows Mobile and a slightly disappointing snapper...

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letsgomobile.org/en

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:39

Average rating:71

Samsung Omnia test A new introduction of a mobile phone is always an event of great importance. Samsung is aware of this fact and usually a launch party is arranged in order to introduce a new product. Samsung Netherlands launched the Omnia in "Huis te...

smh.com.au

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:39

Average rating:90

Price $849Rating 4.5 Apples iPhone may happen to be more trendy than Fendi but in its wake weve seen a wave of competitors. The recipe isnt hard to replicate: take a large touchscreen display, add music and video playback, toss in a liberal das...

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techadvisor.co.uk

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:39

Average rating:80

The sophisticated Samsung Omnia has just about everything you could want in a smartphone. But certain omissions, such as a standard 3.5mm headphone jack and a physical qwerty keyboard, keep the Samsung Omnia from being a threat to the Apple iPhone a...

Despite a few kinks relating to the interface and a few omissions in the design, the Samsung Omnia is a high-quality handset that delivers a generous array of features. Ginny Mies Lowest online price: ££390.94 Buy it now: click here...

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smh.com.au

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:39

Average rating:90

SAMSUNG is making quite a fuss over its potential iPhone killer. Its based around Windows Mobile, meaning theres more functions and features, especially for business. But is it as easy to use? The answer is no. The iPhone is virtually idiot-pro...

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techradar.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:39

Average rating:90

Samsung has been loving its iPhone-style full frontal touch screens of late. Weve had the the F490, which was pretty bad, the Tocco, which was surprisingly good, and now the Omnia, which is easily the best yet, and the first that can seriously measure...

5 megapixel camera, Touchscreen control, A-GPS, MicroSD slot, FM radio, HSDPA high-speed data connectivity, 8GB internal storage, Windows Mobile 6.1, Good video payback options...
Screen isnt great in sunlight, Stylus sometimes required, Flash isnt great, Video capture isnt to class...

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theregister.co.uk

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:40

Average rating:75

The first thing that strikes you about the Omnia is the specification, which is nothing if not comprehensive. Quad-band GSM/GPRS/Edge, 7.2Mb/s HSDPA 3G, a five-megapixel autofocus camera, GPS, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, an RDS FM radio, TV out, A2DP Bluetooth...

Get past the underlying Windows Mobile OS and the Omnia is a capable device that manages to be most things to most people. With better-than-average media file support, generous internal storage and expansion, a good-sized battery and fine 5Mp camera...

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Zdnet.com.au

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:40

Average rating:75

Although there are some design quirks, the Samsung Omnia promises to be a solid alternative to Apples iPhone. Along with RIMs BlackBerry Bold and the Sony Ericsson Xperia X1, the Samsung Omnia is one of the most requested and sought-after smartphones...

Nice touchscreen, Customisable interface, 5megapixel camera, Plentiful multimedia features...
You cant add additional widgets to the TouchWiz interface, Some nagging design quirks, Expensive...
Although there are some design quirks, the Samsung Omnia promises to be a solid alternative to Apples iPhone.

zdnet.co.uk

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:40

Average rating:75

Although there are some design quirks, the Samsung Omnia promises to be a solid alternative to Apples iPhone.

Nice touchscreen, Customisable interface, 5megapixel camera, Plentiful multimedia features...
You cant add additional widgets to the TouchWiz interface, Some nagging design quirks, Expensive...
Although there are some design quirks, the Samsung Omnia promises to be a solid alternative to Apples iPhone...

gadgetshow.channel5.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:40

Average rating:80

Using Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, the Omnia measures 112x56x12.5mm. It has a 3.2-inch TFT touchscreen, embedded GPS, Push email, support for Bluetooth 2.0 and Wi-Fi, and has an memory expandable up to 16GB via microSDHC card. There's also a five-m...

Sure, the iPhone is good at consuming media and browsing the web, but what if you actually need to get stuff done? The Omnia has a large 3.2-inch touchscreen, friendly ‘widget’ icons and easy messaging but scratch the cartoony surface and you&...
Do we really need to tell you that the Omnia doesn’t look or handle like an Apple? The case is plastic, as is the resistive touchscreen – where haptic buzzing is no substitute for the iPhone’s gliding multi-touch. You’ll need the s...
Windows is nothing to be ashamed of when it comes wrapped in Samsung’s top-notch Omnia. High-speed browsing, business smarts and super snapping might not quite make an iPhone killer, but Samsung has certainly inflicted a nasty flesh wound.Best offer...

tracyandmatt.co.uk

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:41

Average rating:0

Now it is time to review the iPhone look alike Samsung i900 (Omnia). This is yet another high end, flag ship of a phone. Can it stand up to the claim from Samsung that it is ‘A truly all-in-one phone’?For various reasons I have not really been a fan fo...

It is very nice to have Samsung on the Windows Mobile road and this phone was I mentioned above really did grow on me, which was not a real advantage. I am still torn between the Diamond and the Pro, this makes the choice even worse, and the Xperia is...

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pocket-lint.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:43

Average rating:0

As a Windows Mobile 6.1 device this will please the Windows crowd...

HSDPA, 5 megapixel camera, touchscreen better than usual from Samsung...
Windows Mobile 6.1, doesn’t make full use of the touchscreen...
As a Windows Mobile 6.1 device this will please the Windows crowd...

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stuff.tv

Updated:
2014-03-20 02:20:39

Average rating:80

A smartphone has to live up to its name these days. It can’t just view Word documents, pick up e-mails or browse the web. No, it needs GPS, an innovative touchscreen and preferably a side order of HSDPA.The Samsung Omnia has all that, as you might g...

More pocketable than iPhone. Impressive interface.
Strange stylus on a lanyard. Windows Mobile at its heart. Shutter lag on camera...
A fine touchscreen phone, but held back by Windows Mobile and a slightly disappointing snapper...

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Mobile88.com

Updated:
2016-11-26 16:43:44

Average rating:0

COMBINING work and fun in one small convenient package is certainly no easy task for any smartphone. Fortunately, Samsung’s new i900 smartphone, better known as the Omnia, looks to deliver everything you need and wish for in a mobile phone. It i...

Attractive user interface; great 5megapixel camera; plays multiple video file formats.
Browser freezes up at times; GPS navigation does not work out of the box; touchscreen interface is frustrating without the stylus.
The Samsung Omnia is really an all-in-one device that tries hard to cover all grounds. As a mobile phone, the Omnia nails it when it comes to providing exceptional call quality though it can be frustrating to text message with the phone’s cramped ke...

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pocketpcthoughts.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:39

Average rating:0

Ive posted news on the Samsung Omnia over the last few months and found it to be interesting enough to purchase. What I found when I opened the box got me excited to be using Windows Mobile again, something I doubted could ever happen. Read on for my...

Fun to use & responsive, Sleek design, Innovative valueadded features (e.g. flashlight, haptic feedback).
Widget Bar: full of promise, low on usability, No multitouch ability, Price and availability.
Ive posted news on the Samsung Omnia over the last few months and found it to be interesting enough to purchase. What I found when I opened the box got me excited to be using Windows Mobile again, something I doubted could ever happen. Read on for my...

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pcworld.com_techhive.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:39

Average rating:0

Though it has been on the market in Europe and Asia for months, the Samsung Omnia debuted in the United States on Verizons 3G network only a couple of days before Thanksgiving 2008. Available for $249 (with a two-year contract), the sophisticated Omni...

Gorgeous QVGA screen, Excellent camera...
Interface can be slow, No 3.5mm headphone jack...

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gizmodo.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:39

Average rating:0

Samsung Omnia for Verizon, a touchscreen Windows Mobile 6.1 phone that's been slicked up with Samsung's TouchWiz UI and a five-megapixel camera, plus it's that rare Verizon beast that also packs Wi-Fi. Price: $250 after two-year contrac...

The Omnia is a Windows Mobile 6.1 phone, so at the basic level, you know what you're getting. The difference between it and basically every other WinMo 6.1 phone lies in the TouchWiz UIcing that's been slathered on top, and the hardware. If...

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techtree.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:40

Average rating:60

Its been over a month since I reviewed the Samsung TouchWiz F480 and the more I used the phone I realized that the full touch interface from Samsung was worthy of appreciation. Now weve got our hands on the Olympiad i900 from Samsung, better known a...

Good build quality, 3.2-inch screen, 624MHz Marvell Processor, 5MP Camera, Wi-Fi, 8GB Internal Storage, DivX/XviD support, A-GPS, TV-Out.
Small Optical Trackpad, TouchWiz cant be configured, Small virtual touch keypad (portrait), Memory card slot not hot-swappable.
The Samsung Omnia sells for Rs.33,500 with a 1-year warranty. After seeing the price of the TouchWiz F480, a non Windows Mobile device from Samsung for under 20K, this pricing seems rather steep. The phone does have a lot to offer with regard to its f...

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brighthand.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:40

Average rating:0

When the Samsung Omnia i900 was unveiled a few months ago, this smartphone's features quickly drew attention as a possible worthy competitor for the iPhone. It has a tablet shape with a relatively large touchscreen, and while it runs Windows Mobile 6...

The Omnia i900 is a stellar piece of hardware, if you can get accustomed to its idiosyncrasies. If you can't, you'll likely end up going nuts. Love it or hate it, there's very little room in between. I've gone through both in the process of reviewing...

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phonedog.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:40

Average rating:90

The Omnia is at the top of everyones list of gotta-try-it touchscreen phones. It has capable hardware and a generous screen; large and sensitive enough to compete in the iPhone-driven market. The unlocked version is pricey, but cheaper than it closes...

Universal landscape mode and universal landscape QWERTY; optically-enhanced action button functions as a scroller or track pad; appropriate use of haptic feedback and accelerometers; excellent 5 MP camera with LED flash, auto-focus and face detection;...
Windows Mobile may be a bit cumbersome and inaccessible for some users, even with Samsungs TouchWiz UI, which is a bit bland, but better than WM default; reception problems in sketchy coverage areas; no built-in stylus sheath; volume rocker sits RIGHT...
The Omnia is at the top of everyones list of gotta-try-it touchscreen phones. It has capable hardware and a generous screen; large and sensitive enough to compete in the iPhone-driven market. The unlocked version is pricey, but cheaper than it closest...

tech2.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:40

Average rating:60

In the I gave you my first impressions about the Samsung i900 Omnia. Now its time for a detailed review, so Ill be doing some relevant in-depth analysis of the handset and its functions as best as I can. Lets get to it. Form FactorTheres nothing t...

Camera is good and feature-rich, Reads popular video formats such as DivX and XviD, Plenty of storage space, Feature-rich with relevant apps...
Audio player has low output, Custom keypad is much too large, Display is not too clear in sunlight, Battery life is poor with GPRS enabled, Handset gets hot with use...
Business FeaturesSince the Omnia is a Windows Mobile device, it comes fully equipped to view all your attachments, from JPEG to MS Office docs, PDF files, and PowerPoint presentations. Configuring your email is a cinch, as the handset does it all for y...

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stuff.tv

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:41

Average rating:80

A smartphone has to live up to its name these days. It can’t just view Word documents, pick up e-mails or browse the web. No, it needs GPS, an innovative touchscreen and preferably a side order of HSDPA.The Samsung Omnia has all that, as you might g...

More pocketable than iPhone. Impressive interface.
Strange stylus on a lanyard. Windows Mobile at its heart. Shutter lag on camera...
A fine touchscreen phone, but held back by Windows Mobile and a slightly disappointing snapper...

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recombu.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:41

Average rating:50

Samsung's first major Windows Mobile touchscreen effort boasts a 5-megapixel camera and good video and music playback. We took the Omnia out for a spin to see if it mixes business with pleasure well or if it’s just another underwhelming touchscreen pho...

The 16GB edition of Samsung's Omnia has a lot going for it but is let down by Windows Mobile, which makes parts of the phone clunky to use. We were disappointed by the camera and lack of 3.5mm headphone jack but if you need Windows Mobile, then it’s wo...

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Laptopmag.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:41

Average rating:70

Samsung’s ultra–high-end touchscreen phone brings a welcome makeover to Windows Mobile along with a sharp 5-MP camera.

Top-notch user interface, Wi-Fi and HSDPA (in Europe) support, Loaded with apps, Supports multiple video and audio formats...
3G doesn’t work in the U.S, Keyboard and touchscreen could be more accurate, Expensive...
Think of it as the Windows Mobile–powered Instinct for trust fund babies. Samsung’s luxury touchscreen phone, the Omnia, is a very expensive unlocked device ($720 with 16GB of storage, $690 with 8GB) that comes with a 5-megapixel camera (with...

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asiaone.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:41

Average rating:0

COMBINING work and fun in one small convenient package is certainly no easy task for any smartphone. Fortunately, Samsungs new i900 smartphone, better known as the Omnia, looks to deliver everything you need and wish for in a mobile phone.It is a uniq...

The Samsung Omnia is really an all-in-one device that tries hard to cover all grounds. As a mobile phone, the Omnia nails it when it comes to providing exceptional call quality though it can be frustrating to text message with the phones cramped keypa...

Read the full review

mobileburn.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:42

Average rating:75

HTC made a big splash in the Windows Mobile world of smartphones last year when it introduced the Touch, a smartphone that was pretty much all touchscreen and was intended to be controlled with a finger. Earlier this year HTC came up big again with th...

Great camera, good menus and apps, massive storage capacity, Opera browser...
Questionable display, relatively poor text input methods, incomplete haptic feedback...
If you are a fan of devices like the Apple iPhone and the HTC Touch Diamond, the Samsung Omnia is probably going to capture your interest. Samsungs done a good job of layering some new functionality over what is otherwise a somewhat dated Windows Mob...

Pocketnow.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:42

Average rating:90

I think theres an unspoken race among WinMo OEMs to add as many features as possible to new devices. And hey, were not complaining. The Omnia i900 from Samsung, which unapologetically looks like an iPhone, has a robust list of capabilities. Featu...

Gorgeous, thin design, Optical joystick, Lightweight, Incredible camera, Snappy performance, Fingerfriendly enhancements, Includes Opera 9.5, Great battery life, Vibration feedback helps to avoid mistaps, aGPS/WiFi/HSDPA, Good onscreen keyboard choices...
No inbuilt stylus, Buggy, Pricey (unsubsidized), Fingerprint magnet, No case included, Screen resolution is a bit low, No 3G in the US, yet...
This is going to be a really hot device, and when it comes to the US (which is still not confirmed, but quite likely), its going to sell very well. Samsung has made it very easy to love the Omnia by adding a surfeit of features that can appeal to...

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phonearena.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:43

Average rating:90

Translated from Latin, the name of Samsung’s new model means “everything” and its main purpose is to fully satisfy the needs of the modern cell phone user. This is a phone with a unique combination of characteristics such as 5-megapixel camera, large t...

Allinone, DivX/XviD support, 5megapixel camera and good image quality, Excellent music sound quality, Nice earphones with a 3.5 mm adapter, Very good Internet browser...
Cannot be used in direct sunlight, Not very useful Widgets, Limited accelerometer use, Not very userfriendly and personalized interface...
Samsung has done a wonderful job in creating an all-in-one device. OMNIA truly performed very well in every aspect and offers a wonderful combination of a 5-megapixel camera, media player, internet browser and GPS navigation. All that in an attractive...

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tech-faq.com

Updated:
2013-11-09 05:55:44

Average rating:0

The Samsung i900 packs a lot of phone in a little bit of space. Constructed with a sturdy metallic body, the i900 pulls together all of the best features found with phones today into one simple to use package. At the same time, the unit is pretty thin...

Five megapixel camera ,Plenty of memory ,Full round of media features...
umers who dont like Windows Mobile 6.1 may not like the unit despite the other features ,Device is at the higher end of the price range, placing it beyond some budgets...
As is usually the case, you get what you pay for. While a little pricey, the Samsung i900 offers a lot in return. If you can swing the cost, you will love all the features.

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