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Samsung Brings Thin Candybar To T-Mobile

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Mar 6, 2006, 11:54 PM   by (staff)

The FCC today released a few documents showing the SGH-T509. It is a thin candybar most likely destined for T-Mobile. It will be a tri-band (850/1800/1900) GSM/ GPRS model with EDGE, and features Bluetooth and a camera. Samsung has not announced this model yet and the FCC has not released anything except the most cursory documents, thus few other details are known. However a similar Samsung model was announced for Europe last month. The SGH-Z150 features tri-band GSM/GPRS, UMTS, a VGA camera and is only 9.8 mm thick.

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raulr

Mar 7, 2006, 1:21 AM

How original!

I'm not saying Motorola invented the thin phone concept, but can Samsung come up with an original thought on their own rather than simply doing everything Motorola does.
I like the phone.

There are only so many ways to design a phone. They are bound to step on each others toes.

Besides, it was only Motorola U.S. that first introduced the "skinny" phone here. Nokia has had them for years in the European market....
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i bet $1000 the phone never comes out 🤣
raulr said:
I'm not saying Motorola invented the thin phone concept, but can Samsung come up with an original thought on their own rather than simply doing everything Motorola does.


Nevermind the fact their designs ...
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raulr, you must work or love motorolas.
all motorolas skinny phones(v3 and slvr) are no where good as samsung's t809 and 900.
all motorolas did was to make it look good but it sucks period.
everyone who had razor can agree wit me when i say their s...
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