Samsung G800 - Born with Amazing Features

Samsung's up-to-the-minute flagship product, the G800, was the world's first telephone to have got a 5 megapixel camera. Set to counter the launch of the N95 by Nokia, this French telephone did not acquire as much attending as it deserved but have the possible to be a sure-shot winner. The ground being that it can be positioned in the same terms bracket as the N95, and have dimensions almost indistinguishable to the powerfulness package French telephone from Nokia.

The most outstanding characteristic of Samsung g800 is, of course, its camera, so let's speak about that first. The zoom along along along characteristic is impeccable, with a 3X ocular zoom, and the exposure makes not lose focusing after the zoom characteristic is used, something that Nokia can not tout of. It is a beautifully designed skidder telephone that have 160MB of internal memory with an external slot to widen it further, Bluetooth connectivity, accelerated 3G, an MP3 player, picture player(with recording and streaming) and an frequency modulation radio. The telephone measurements 101x51.1x18 millimeter and weighs 146 grams; quite reasonable, considering its features. The lens system is situated at the dorsum and gives the expression of a digital photographic photographic photographic camera when viewed from that angle; the telephone also transports a Graphical User Interface which supplies the same characteristics as any digital camera would an on-screen show shows assorted camera indexes on the 2.4" liquid crystal show display which exposes upto 262k colors on a declaration of 320X240 pixels.

With characteristics like an in-built image editor, direct printing is possible to a Pictbridge compatible printer. Video redaction is also provided. The telephone basically looks to be a photographic camera oriented one but have many other characteristics as well. The MP3 participant back ups MP3, AAC, AAC+, 3-AAC+, WMA formattings and radio Bluetooth stereo system headsets. The telephone come ups with a WAP browser which back ups RSS feeds and plant on a tri-band GSM network.