Samsung Repp

Samsung Repp

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Samsung Repp is a very inexpensive smartphone.  It also has awing features. Its performance is great due to its Android Gingerbread operating system on 800 MHz processor.  With 3.2-inch touchscreen display featured HVGA (360 x 480 pixel) resolution, Samsung Repp provides great size of viewing.  110.5mm x 58.4mm x 13.2mm dimension and weighs 105.5 grams, Samsung Repp is pretty compact.  Samsung Repp has a 3 MP camera which can be used for capturing pictures and recording videos.  With 2 GB internal memory and up to 32GB external SD card, it is quite convenient for storing your data.  It has a very impressive battery life for the entry-level smartphone.

Samsung Repp has proved us that an affordable smartphone can provide users with impressive features.  By launching Samsung Repp, Samsung is showing its great capability in producing great phone with affordable price.  Even though the features is not a premium one, it’s worth with the price.  Samsung Repp is definitely a great addition to Samsung's sensational smartphones released on 2011.

Watch a short review about Samsung Repp below:

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Samsung Illusion

Samsung Illusion

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Samsung Illusion, available from Verizon Wireless, is a smartphone powered by Android 2.3.  It provides a quality experience at an inexpensive price.  Illusion features a 3.5-inch touchscreen that is, indeed, very responsive despite its lower 320 x 480 HVGA resolution.  It also has a 3mp camera, although it doesn't support video recording.  It may have a low on-board memory but it does offer a microSD port supporting up to 32GB external memory.  The processor is clocked at 1GHZ.  Verizon's suite of VCAST music and video apps is pre-installed.  Its web browser works sensibly fast.  Samsung Illusion is significantly cheaper than the higher-end Android phones released by other brands on 2011.

Watch a video of a hands-on experience of using the Samsung Illusion below:

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Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Samsung Galaxy Nexus

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The Galaxy Nexus is an impressing phone measuring 5.33 inches tall by 2.67 inches wide.  The internal frame of the phone is metaland the front of the device is called Contour Display because of a slight curve.  There's also a LED notification light located on the front of the device.  The light is RGBwhich can create different hues depending on the type of notification.  Inside the device you'll find a dual-core TI OMAP 4460 CPU clocked to 1.2GHz, 1GB of RAM, 32GB or 16GB of storage , and the usual assortment of radios (Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n, GPS).  The device is also equipped with an NFC chip, as well as a compass, proximity sensor, ambient light sensor, gyroscope, accelerometer, and barometer.

The camera on the rear of the device is a 5-megapixel shooter with a companion single LED flash and a 1.3-megapixel front camera.  For external audio, there's a small speaker on the rear of the phone.  Earpiece sound quality is excellent.  The display on the Galaxy Nexus is one of the first devices to sport a full 720p screen.  The 1280 x 720, 4.65-inch display is a great attribute, utilizing Super AMOLED technology, which produces rich colors while keeping battery consumption to a minimum.  The Galaxy Nexus is truly a fully equipped and capable modern smartphone released on 2011 by Samsung.

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Samsung Omnia i900

Samsung Omnia i900

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Samsung Omnia is based on Windows Mobile Professional 6.1 designed with an interface that aims to provide an iPhone-style touch screen experience.  It is complete with slim, candybar form factor, a large screen dominating the front panel and minimalist controls.  Samsung Omnia has a dimension of 12.5 x 112 x 56.9mm.  Just like any other modern Windows smartphones, there's a pile of features available for Omnia.  It has a five-megapixel camera on the back with a LED flash and a VGA video call camera on the front.  It also has HSDPA of up to 7.2Mb/sec, a 624MHz processor, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, a GPS receiver and an FM radio.  And you can use either 8GB or 16GB with microSD expansion.

The camera is the primary highlight of Samsung Omnia.  Its resolution is the main headline: five megapixels is the highest resolution I've seen in a Windows Mobile device and it also has image stabilization.  This made it possible not to rely on the LED flash in difficult lighting.  The results are amazing.  You can use the Omnia for proper snaps - not just contact profile pictures.  Samsung Omnia is truly a remarkable Samsung mobile phone release on 2011.

Watch more of the features and software of Samsung Omnia below: 

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