Samsung SGH-I300

Samsung SGH-I300

Samsung SGH-I300

One of the coolest cell phones coming to market is Samsung Electronics SGH-I300, which has a 3Gbyte hard-disk drive, granting it more storage space than any other phone on the market. It supports various audio formats (MP3, WMA, Ogg, AAC, and AAC+ audio files) and video standards that will turn this phone into a mean miniature multimedia machine! Video support includes the MPEG4, H.263, H.264 and Windows Media Video standards. It comes with a 1.3 megapixel digital camera, scroll wheel navigation, Bluetooth, a 262,000 color 240x320 LCD screen, and a TransFlash memory card slot. Copying files to the SGH-I300 couldn't be easier - you simply connect the USB cable (uses USB 2.0 spec) and drag-and-drop your files to the newly mapped drive.

The SGH-I300 runs on Microsoft's Windows Mobile operating system. It's the second handset from Samsung to include a hard disk drive, but the first to support the dominant GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) standard as well as GPRS. It doesn't support EDGE. The GSM support is great news for gadget freaks world-wide since the previous model only worked in Samsung's home market. The bad news is that no official launch date or price for the handset has been announced.

Those who clumisily drop their phones often need not apply. No doubt the SGH-I300 will be very pricey and with a hard disk inside, dropping it from 5' up or higher cannot be good for the hard drive or your wallet for repairs. I'm willing to take that risk...
| 2 Comments | 0 TrackBacks

Listed below are links to sites that reference Samsung SGH-I300:

Samsung SGH-I300 TrackBack URL : http://blog.tmcnet.com/mt/mt-tb.cgi/2309

2 Comments

I bought this phone because of its support of USB-Storage and OGG. I found out:
a) The USB-Storage is not compatible with Linux, only with Windows.
b) There is no support for OGG.
Now I'm really pissed, excuse the explicit language. Samsung support say the device is not supposed to operate with Linux and that they are not responsible for somebody saying it has OGG support. »Somebody« includes renowned magazines and sites...

| Reply

i purchase this phone this is vry beautiful
and its sound is great.but i donot know that how i install the applications in it.
and what type of applications it support.if every one know about it plz tell me.i am very thankful to you


my email address is
omer_543@yahoo.com

Leave a comment

Recent Activity

Friday

Thursday

More...

Recent Comments

  • Bill: Isn't this the same chief lanier that wanted to keep read more
  • gadgets: I just read your post and I found it really read more
  • Craig: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SwZDboRv6U Use the above link. This is the most simple read more
  • peetee: I would like to applaud google for creating this new read more
  • Anonymous: yahoo should get out of the whole issue. there is read more
  • Goran: I have the same issue at my work. I have read more
  • Chipmunk: It's a great app! Though it is not integrated with read more
  • christmas stocking fillers: I hope it ends as soon as possible. I do read more
  • Nikki Brown: Interesting. Is there a side-by-side comparison with Google voice anywhere? read more
  • External Hard Drive: Hi, The Skype's legal battle is in progress and now read more

Subscribe to Blog

Recent Entry Images

  • blabbelon-logo.jpg
  • ribbit-mobile-callerid-20.jpg
  • blabbelon-voip-room.jpg
  • ring2skype-logo.jpg
  • fonality-co-founders.jpg
  • captain-kirk-kick.png
  • admob-logo.jpg
  • simplesignal-call-control-toolbar .jpg

Entry Archives

Around TMCnet Blogs

Latest Whitepapers

TMCnet Videos