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Monday, Jul 10, 2006
SAMSUNG Launches Slim Qwerty Smartphone

Samsung forays into the smartphone market with the super-slim Windows Mobile 5.0 Samsung i320 that measures just 11.5mm in depth and 95g in weight.


SEOUL , KOREA – July 4th, 2006 – Samsung Electronics announced the launch of the SGH-i320, a new Slim QWERTY Smartphone that measures just 11.5mm in depth and 95g in weight with an easy-to-use QWERTY keyboard. The QWERTY keyboard has the same keyboard layout used in personal computers, enabling users to send emails and text messages far more conveniently; such a fun and simple methodology proved to be a huge success amongst consumers in the US and Europe.

The i320 operates with ‘Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone Operating System' to provide users with a familiar interface that is easy to navigate and use. It allows users to write and store texts, exchange emails in real-time, type memos, and more.

Functions supported by this ultra -thin mobile are especially useful for users who want to chat, read, and send emails from their mobiles. The i320 features an imbedded instant messaging program and ‘mobile mail' functions to enable users to send and receive photos, music and a variety of multi-media messages.

The phone has a large 2.2 inches LCD screen with 1 .3 mega-pixel resolution camera, along with cool multi-media entertainment functions such as Bluetooth and high-quality dual speakers.

The i320 is perfect for users who want to have all of the advanced features of a smartphone in a light and slim package for convenience and style.

The SGH-i320 will be launched in Europe this month. The following launches will take place throughout the rest of Europe and South East Asia shortly.

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