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Video Tour: Samsung SLM

Jan 4, 2008, 9:25 PM by Eric Lin

The SLM is not only AT&T's thinnest clamshell, it's also the first with over the air music downloads from Napster. Does it sound as sweet?

We take a look at the Samsung SLM, discussing its new Napster downloads and other musical talents. You can watch it here:

or visit YouTube for more viewing and sharing options.

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mattb2305

Jan 5, 2008, 11:06 AM

SLM

The analysis in the video is spot on. Samsung mounts their internal antenna assembly in the bottom of the phone, where most people hold it when talking, so that moderate interference may affect signal strength. Couple of neat extras that I found in the box: a 512MB micro SD and a 3.5mm headphone jack adapter.

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