Saturday, January 19, 2008

Ultra Slim Structure Samsung U600 by swornambigai

The Samsung U600 is an attractive slider phone with an impressive large screen of 2.2 inches that displays 262k colour of 240 x 320 pixels. The 3.2 mega pixel camera with auto-focus and flash lets you take crystal clear pictures. Coming to music features, the handset has a built-in digital music player and an FM radio that lets you enjoy high quality music.
It is a light weight handset that emits 256,000 colours through its TFT display. Weighing only 81 g, this light weight gadget can slip easily in your palm and adds on to your style statement. Technically speaking, Samsung U600 works on Quad-Band GSM network that can be taken to any part of the world and gives an amazing connectivity with its features as GPRS, EDGE and Bluetooth.

One of the most important capabilities of this slider phone is its 3.2 megapixel camera, with 4x digital zoom, flash and autofocus. This will manage to offer captures at a quality above the average. Samsung U600 is a phone meant to be able to handle a large amount of media files at best standards. For this, it also packs Bluetooth and USB connectivity, as well as a TV-Out, to bring videos and images on a large TV set's screen.

The slider phone is also capable of supporting a large number of media files, such as MP3, WMA and AAC. Moreover, the user will also be able to browse the internet through WAP and download even more media information. The 10 mm thickness and 81 grams in weight of the Samsung U600 phone make this one of the most compact devices to own. Moreover, the smooth, simple design, gives it a certain amount of elegance

The GSM attuned Samsung U600 is fondly referred to as a "Size Zero" phone due to its ultra slim structure. However, there is no end to the immense facilities that the 10.9mm deep gadget offers you. Even with its slider open, it is merely 146 mm in length. The photo unit with facilities such as Digital zoom x4, auto focus, LED flash, single / multi / Mosaic shot, portrait/ landscape view etc is indeed more than what you expect from it. It offers an utmost resolution of 2048 x 1536 pixels.

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