•August 20, 2009 •
1 Comment
Team Gsmarena.com publish review for Samsung OmniaPro devices from Samsung. Basically its kinda like “HTC Touch Pro” (qwerty slide) contender developed by Samsung.
“…The Samsung B7610 OmniaPRO is a very good handset overall with capabilities that can easily match the HTC Touch Pro2 class-leader. In fact the faster CPU and the AMOLED screen are quite significant improvements that one can receive by choosing the Samsung over the HTC .. -gsmarena”
images from google
Featuring ultra sensitive 3.5′ AMOLED WVGA touchscreen with 800Mhz processor like Omnia 2. Built in with dedicated GPU for faster and smoother visual acceleration. With brighter AMOLED screen, superb video record quality and standard 3.5mm earphone jack, this would give a hit for HTC because Samsung has what we want.
(cough).. At least Samsung is listen what people need unlike HTC,
Samsung B7610 OmniaPRO specification highlights
- General: GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz, UMTS 900/2100 MHz, HSDPA 3.6Mbps
- Form factor: Full QWERTY side-slider
- Dimensions: 112.6 x 57.8 x 16.2 mm, 159g
- Display: 3.5″ 16M color (65K effective) resistive AMOLED touchscreen of WVGA resolution
- OS: Windows Mobile 6.1 (upgradable to 6.5), TouchWiz 2.0 UI
- Memory: 1GB built-in storage, 256 MB RAM, hot-swappable microSD (up to 16GB)
- CPU: 800 MHz processor with dedicated graphics accelerator
- Camera: 5 megapixel auto-focus, with dual LED flash and VGA video at 30 fps
- Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, standard microUSB port, GPS receiver with A-GPS, TV out, 3.5mm standard audio jack
- Misc: Accelerometer for screen auto rotate and turn-to-mute, FM radio with RDS, DivX/XviD video support, work and leisure modes
- Battery: 1500mAh Li-Ion battery
Links
Source review
Detail specs from pdadb.net
Posted in Mobile Hardware (WVGA), New Devices (WVGA), WVGA, Windows Mobile, review
•August 5, 2009 •
Leave a Comment
Brandon Miniman from pocketnow.com highlight this issue during his comprehensive Omnia 2 review. He was claiming the Omnia 2 (AMOLED) has poor visibilty directly under sunlight.
* Im using this pictures as example, this is not Samsung Omnia 2
As far with my experience on OLED (1st gen of AMOLED) screen on my previous DAP (digital portable audio), its quite hard to see under direct sunlight. Its occurs when the screen blackness not much reflect the sunlight which reduce contrasity. Everything on screen is fade and its a bit troublesome. Its important to see incoming call, appointment and on the go. However I dont think most people would use and texting under sunlight. So you might need to take cover for better angle.
AMOLED or not, most touchscreen PDAs has common problem since TFT.
Links
Information
Related issue
Posted in Articles, Issue
•August 5, 2009 •
Leave a Comment
So it finally the Samsung Omnia 2 being reviewed. Featuring AMOLED screen produce better contrast and color vibrant. Its believe this might reduce battery usage than common TFT screen.
So now whats the HTC is doing ?
Specs sheet
Review Links
Posted in Mobile Hardware (WVGA), New Devices (WVGA), WVGA, Windows Mobile, review
•July 20, 2009 •
3 Comments
Team Phonearena makes review for Acer F900. Its another WVGA screen with large 3.8′ screen.
image by phonearea.com
“…It has really good sensitivity for a Windows Mobile device and we didn’t encounter any issues with it. Image quality is less striking, because colors don’t gradate smoothly, due to the limited color support – 65k and what´s even worse, direct sunlight turns it into a flawless mirror. That´s how we, your humble reviewers, found out we in desperate need of a shave, although the phone failed to deliver any other useful information.. -team phonarena.com”
Continue reading ‘Review – Acer Tempo F900′
Posted in Mobile Hardware (WVGA), New Devices (WVGA), Windows Mobile, review
•July 5, 2009 •
Leave a Comment
Windowsphonemix.com has coming up with Asus 835 review
“ASUS’s glide interface leaves much to be desired. Although more features have been added, but it feels slower than its previous version, which was used in ASUS P565 and ASUS P552W -author review”
I knew it was slow than P565, wvga 3.5′ is reasonable for WVGA ,
Posted in Mobile Hardware (WVGA), New Devices (WVGA), WVGA, Windows Mobile, review
Recent Comments