Samsung V7900

Description

 Samsung Electronics have launched the hard-disk-based SPH-V7900 mobile phone, sporting a record-breaking built-in 3GB hard disk drive. The new SPH-V7900 offers twice the capacity of its predecessor, with its hefty 3GB capacity giving enough space for several hundred audio files or a few hours of video and, if you’re a popular kind of guy, up to 2,400 contact details. The SPH-V7900 phone comes stuffed full of the latest techie widgets, sporting two cameras (one with 2-megapixel resolution), dual screens and twin speakers in a twist-flip housing. The camera offers a 2x optical zoom and TV output socket, with the main TFT LCD screen boasting QVGA (240×320 pixels) resolution. The V7900 mobile phone allows users to store two or three full-length movies (at 1.1-5GB each) or more than 700 music files (at 4MB each). The Samsung V7900 camphone also supports the latest multimedia compression technologies -MPEG-4/H.264 (for video) and MPEG-4 AAC/AAC+ (for audio). High-performance dual speakers are mounted on the exterior folder to provide 64-polyphonic stereo sound. Pesky work-based activity is supported with an email client and a file viewer capable of viewing MS Office files, pdf format documents, text and jpeg images. The whole caboodle measures up at 103×52x27.6mm, weighs 165g with Samsung claiming 4.5 hours of talk and 200 hours of standby time. The tri-band GSM/GPRS (900/1800/1900MHz) phone will also offer MP3, WMA, AAC, and AAC+ audio support, with expansion through a TransFlash memory card slot. This model comes with harmonic color, a new feature that converts all musical elements such as scale, octave, tone and volume into visual images in a variety of colors and patterns. It also comes with document viewer functions. The V7900 comes with useful daily features which will keep the user organized which include a calendar with reminders, phonebook with contacts details, calculator, notes, stopwatch and alarm clock feature. The user can stay in contact with friends, family and colleagues using the messaging services which include text messaging (SMS), multimedia messaging (MMS) and instant messaging. The user can use the multimedia message service (MMS) to send a photo or video recording to compatible multimedia messaging service (MMS) contacts.