Samsung has been launch SGH-F520 with different looking handset with very large 3 inch touch sensitive display. The resolution is 480×272 pixel with work in portrait or landscape mode.

Samsung F520 is not just a touchscreen phone but come impressive 2 way slider mechanism which offer number keys in 1 direction with QWERTY keypad. At the first time the look of F520 is similar to Apple iPhone and LG Prada but the size is between of two phones.

With 3G support and HSDPA, Samsung SGH-F520 have capability download speed with 3.5 G coverage and not like Prada or iPhone with only 3G connection. The camera with 3 megapixel is better than both of phone and the memory can be expanded with microSD cards.

Multimedia player can support MP3, AAC and Real format, with other feature like email client, chatting, web browser and document viewer. The F520 is lack of WiFi but come with good resolution like Nokia N800. The battery is not specified yet with no price. I hope it come between the price of LG Prada and Apple iPhone.

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When you open the Motorola RAZR V8, you will find a 2.2″ 240×320 pixel main panel and the flat style RAZR keypad. The camera comes with 2 megapixel and it less expected from an advanced multimedia cell phone. Tee video capture only have 176×144 pixels and it’s not a great for camera phone.

RAZR2 V8 has a multimedia device that can be play a wide variety audio and video clips. With 420MB internal memory and can be expanded up to 2GB microSD cards, it will be a great for multimedia cell phone. For the software, RAZR2 V8 include a web browser, email client and a new user interface. Motorola has been improve the quality of RAZR2 which provide tactile feedback on the external display, audo prompt for the menu and others usability improvement.

Talk time for the RAZR2 V8 vey impressive, it can be 8 hours and also support EDGE data as well as GPRS but not 3G. Motorola say the RAZR2 V8 will be available in some markets from July 2007.

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