Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Samsung G800 - Worth the Hype ?

Samsung have soared in popularity within the UK over the last few years. Delivering quality products with realistic pricing means they have leapt above rivals such as Sony Ericsson and Motorola.

Their reputation for high end sliding phones has produced some superb examples in the past - but now we bring you slap bang up to date with the Samsung SGH-G800 a 5 megapixel 3G camera phone with just about every feature you could ever want !

I've been testing the handset over the last few weeks. The camera is obviously the strong selling point for this mobile and it functions superbly. Crisp clear photo's and video are just a click away and you can easily transfer your files afterwards via Bluetooth or use the TV out function and watch your exploits on your television from the comforts of your armchair - cool ! With a xenon flash, 3x optical zoom and auto focus, you'll never take a bad picture again. The video functions as you expect or equally commendable and offer all popular formats to choose from. Thankfully, memory will never be an issue for you with the G800 as it not only has 110Mb embedded, it also has expandable memory via microSD up to 4Gb - more than enough for me that's for sure.

I've owned quite a few samsung's over the last few years such as a D500, D900i and a U600 and was happy to see the old familiar menu system that i've become accustomed to when the G800 powered up. The menu on any Samsung is very intuitive and simple to get from one place to another.

Aside from all the usual fun items such as games, the G800 is a good business device too. With Microsoft Office, Powerpoint, Document Viewer, Mobile Printing, Voice Memo & Voice Mail it's sure to help any worker arrange their busy schedules.

The only downside to the G800 i can think of is it's size. Now, don't get me wrong this is not a big clunker of a mobile phone it is fairly small at 101.5 x 52 x 18.8 mm and weighing 129g - it's just that compared to the previous models i've owned (listed above) it's fairly thick and heavy to what i've become accustomed too that's all. But, taking into account that this has twice the features, you have to understand that the technology has to be crammed in somewhere !

All in all, the G800 is a top quality phone that i'm more than happy with !

Samsung G800 Vs Nokia N95 8-gb-awesome Mobile Phones

The N95 8GB is designed to enable the user with high quality connectivity to compatible devices and fast speed of data transfer, with the help of EDGE technology, WLAN Wi-Fi , USB cable connection, infrared Pop Portâ„¢ connection and Bluetoothâ„¢ wireless technology. The battery fitted in the handset can also provide the users with 220 hours of standby battery time and approximately 6.5 hours of talktime.

The Samsung G800 is a sleek and trendy handset and its silver casing gives it a stylish look .The attractive features that would be its centre of attraction are appealing colours, expandable memory, Bluetooth connectivity and Triband GSM. The 5 MP camera having the auto focus with the xenon flash ensures perfect shots.

The N95 handset comes with a measurement of 99x53x21mm and weighs around 120 gms enabling the user to comfortably hold or carry it in the pocket. The G800 weighs  around 134 gms, and is comfortable to hold and is an ideal size for taking pictures. The handset has slides open to display a typical flat and slider-style keypad. Flipping the handset transforms it into a digital camera that is quite similar and comparable to a dedicated camera.

The Nokia mobile phone has a built-in camera of 5 megapixel with a Zeiss optics tessar™ lens. The user-friendly camera with a digital zoom, flash option and an auto focus feature helps the user to capture photos or video clips with perfect clarity. The G800 is the world’s first 5 mega-pixel camera phone which is equipped with a optical zoom. The device has been loaded with a panorama of features like the stereo FM radio, Bluetooth connectivity, 160 MB internal memory with microSD and supports MP3, ACC, ACC+, eAAC+, WMA playback files.

The Nokia N95 comes to hit the contest of mobile phones with music to groove and with connectivity to boast. The user can find the way around from the remote locations around the globe and make out more of his life with its exciting features. The Samsung handset has a package of innovative features. It has a memory card slot that allows sufficient amount for the storage of favourite songs, pictures, and games.

Samsung G800 on Vodafone Released - Samsung Sgh G800 UK

The new Samsung G800 may well be an upgrade to the G600 but teh overall style and design is very different. The G800 adds some new features and facilities to the 5.0 megapixel camera offering aswell as a far more camera focussed menu structure.
Originally launched on O2, the Samsung G800 has now been released by Vodafone which can only be good news for savvy consumers, the extra tariff options mean that they should now be able to match their usage requirements far easier than when the handset was only available on one network.
Add to this Vodafone Live, the operators online portal and download service and the user has access to thousands of new media files and mobile content such as ringtones, games, news and sports headlines plus new music tracks to play on the MP3 player.
Dowload music and create your own playlists, browse online content, access emails and view attachments with the document viewer, whatever your demand the Samsung G800 is happy to assist with a user friendly interface that you will find a breeze to navigate.

The 2.3 inch 240 x 320 pixel screen display makes text easier to read and images finer with greater clarity displayed in 256,000 colours whilst the 60MB of internal memory can be expanded with the microSD card slot.
Offering bluetooth wireless with A2DP stereo support and USB connectivity, you can listen to your favourite MP3 tracks through bluetooth headphones and synchronise files with your PC.
Equipped with instant access to the camera function, a built-in Xenon flash and a specially designed faux leather cover providing the ultimate protection for the lens and flash, the Samsung G800 includes 3x optical zoom for closeups and a 5.8 to 17.4mm autofocus range.
With the design being heavily concentrated around the photographic skills and qualities of this handset, the Samsung G800 will impress you without a doubt.

Successor to the Samsung G600, the Samsung G800 can not just take the perfect picture but can record video clips and provide you with a personal entertainment system with its onboard Media Player.
Sporting a 5 mega pixel camera, the Samsung G800 slider has it all, the looks, the capability and the appeal, everything needed to make it one of the best selling mobile phones of the year.

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