Samsung has decided to manufacture AMOLED mobile phones and will release it for the Far East market. There are four new models are being developed initially. For your info, AMOLED is clearer than the LCD. LG Philips LCD, Sony and Toshiba Matsushita Display Technology are also developing AMOLED mobile phones.
Samsung will release its new slider type smartphone with integrated GPS receiver. Dubbed as Samsung i560, the handset is powered by Symbian S60 and is compatible with 3G and HSDPA (3G+) networks. The phone also features 2.4 inch LCD screen with 320×240 (QVGA) pixel resoulution, a superb 3.2 MP digital camera with 16x zoom, Bluetooth 2.0, and 150 MB of internal storage. The i560 will be available this holiday season.
This new handset from Connecty comes with a same design with the Vertu’s Signature Cobra mobile phone. The company showed off their new bar-type cell phone during Hong Kong Electronics Fair 2007. No info yet on pricing or availability.
Compulab has fired up a do-in-yourself trend in the smartphone world with this mini-computer. At about $122, this little wonder has an intel x-scale CPU at 520Mhz, with your choice of Linux or Windows CE, cellular radio, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, camera, or VGA touchscreen.
The Nokia N810 internet tablet is a successor to N800. It’s not really a cell phone, but rather more of a tablet PC with internet phone capabilities and can connect through your cell phone via Bluetooth. The gadget features a 4.3-inch widescreen display, 2GB of internal memory, TI OMAP 2420 processor, 128MB RAM, 256MB Flash, miniSD/microSD card slot, and a QWERTY keypad. The N810 will be available in November with a price tag of $479. Check out more pictures after the jump.
