Samsung Launches the HSDPA Phone in Korea
16 May 2006 by axxxr
Samsung’s new slide-up SCH-W200 employs the next-generation technology to transmit audio and video data at speeds of 1.8Mbps.The SCH-W200 allows users to enjoy a wide range of high quality multimedia, including video phone calls, music and movies. The SCH-W200 is also the first phone equipped with a unique ‘Dual Band Dual Mode (DBDM)’ chip that supports 2G, 3G and 3.5G mobile communication services. It also supports multitasking functions allowing users to receive and send messages during video telephony and while listening to MP3 files. Users can also enjoy watching mobile TV via Satellite Digital Multimedia Broadcasting (S-DMB) and take pictures with a high resolution 2 megapixel camera with auto focus function. It also offers other sophisticated multimedia features such as MP3 player function, text-to-speech (TTS) conversion, file viewer and supports an external memory (microSD) slot. HSDPA, a new form of mobile broadband, is capable of transmitting data at speeds about seven to ten times faster than that of WCDMA. Users can enjoy large-scale multimedia downloads, such as DVD-quality movies and interactive multimedia games, with high-speed wireless Internet access comparable to speeds of fixed-line ADSL services. The launch of the Samsung’s SCH-W200 marks the world’s first commercial HSDPA services in cooperation with SK Telecom, Korea’s largest mobile service operator.Samsung will also be providing HSDPA handsets for KTF, Korea’s second largest mobile service operator,in June. www.samsung.com
 RSS feed  Comments On 17 May 23:35 alexispeartyahoocom wrote Does the chip for this phone works with the SGH-T809 On 17 May 23:25 alexispeartyahoocom wrote I was just wondering if the chips for this csll phone works with the model SGH-T809 On 16 May 22:52 alex wrote shit it's a brick! - but v. nice phone! On 16 May 17:15 lazyguy wrote how much memory does it have??and battery life??and price?? On 16 May 15:43 Docdibble wrote Simply put it sounds like a nice phone.
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