Samsung SGH-i310 Smartphone Sports 8GB Storage, A2DP Stereo Bluetooth Support
By David Walker |
March 6th, 2006
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Samsung is set to introduce an impressive update to it’s SGH-i300x “Super Musicphone” at this week’s 2006 CeBIT conference in Hannover this week: the SGH-i310 Smartphone (via Engadget). This impressive phone sports 8GB of HDD storage, runs Windows Mobile 5.0 for smartphones and has a built-in 2MP camera with a flash that can also handle video recording. The phone also supports A2DP stereo Bluetooth technology, which allows you to stream your music to any compatible A2DP device.
The Samsung also features TV-output and a microSD memory card slot for additional storage. It can playback videos as well, marking this phone as a potential all-in-one device that can serve as PDA, phone and PMP. Unfortunately, it’s currently scheduled for a European release only for the second half of the year. However, keep an eye out for a US release, as convergence devices are gaining traction here at home.
Why they cannot but the same 8gb hard drive in my I730, I have no idea? I would love to have internal memory like that on my phone!