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Samsung: from Soul to Steel

Drops the weird little interactive window

May 23rd 2008 | Tell us what you think [ 1 comments ]

samsung-steel

A tidy looking package for the UK

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The new Samsung steel, set to hit the shores of the UK in June 2008 and coming exclusively to Vodafone, is a tidy little package.

It bears more than a passing resemblance to the recent Samsung Soul model, with the interactive touch window, but still seems enough for the average Samsung-lover.

With HSDPA, 3MP camera (probably 3.2MP if you love that little bit extra quality) with autofocus, and Bluetooth (though no word on A2DP, but everyone has that these days right?)

The stereo Bluetooth theory would be backed up by expandable microSD memory capabilities, with up to 8GB possible.

Nothing new, but still nice

To be honest, this phone won’t make any huge waves in handset pioneering, but decent mid-range handsets is a game Samsung knows how to play.

“With the Samsung Steel we wanted to create a multimedia handset with a timeless appeal and premium feel”, boasted Mark Mitchinson, Vice President, Samsung Mobile UK and Ireland.

Basically, a bit better than our others with faster connectivity and making it feel a bit more expensive than it really is.

Designed for the ‘style-conscious user’, head down to your local stockist to feel all fashionable.

 

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lth


May 23rd 2008

1. Timeless appeal... until the battery runs out!

When it comes to fashion phones, Samsung used to own - but the F210 was a poor replacement for the X830, the P310 doesn't seem to be available anymore, and the Armani is basically "a bit shit". I wish they'd make an updated, faster small-form-factor touchphone, I'd buy it in an instant.

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