Samsung Watchphone Is A Good Midrange Phone

Dubbed a 'watch phone', the dual-band GSM 900/1800 MHz device will offer one and a half hours of continuous talk time and 80 hours of stand-by time at the flick of a wrist. The handset also supports voice activated dialling and includes a built-in phone book and 40 different polyphonic ring tones, and weighs in at under 80 grams. Measuring a minute 37.8 x 64 x 17.7 mm, the watch phone also offers support for GPRS Class 10, which should provide users with more than comfortable speed when using its WAP 1.2 browser. In addition, the watch phone also supports SMS and MMS, as well as Bluetooth and speakerphone capabilities. Users will interface with the watch phone through its 8-bit (256 colours) OLED display, sporting a resolution of 96 x 64 pixels which can be personalized by means of wallpapers. Samsung watch phone featuring bluetooth technology to connect with your mobile phone and act as a remote control for it. Featuring an OLED display that hides when inactive, the phone displays the name/number on an incoming call or the tracks name if you are listening to music. There are three versions, with same functionality but different design: Music Edition combining black and orange, Executive with stainless-steel bracelet and Classic Edition with leather strap and black face. A color graphic interface has been achieved with the use of a color TFT-LCD, setting the SCH-V200 apart from mobile handsets with a black-and-white LCD. Since no one would want to hold the Cell Phone Watch to your ear to make a phone call, Bluetooth. It weighs 85 g if you select a plastic version with a rubber band, or it comes at 120 g in the metal case version. USB 2.0 is used to transfer data from and to the Cell Phone Watch. Please Purchase Online http://phoneandbeyond.com/


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