Samsung has announced their i8510 handset, and renamed it the Samsung INNOV8 – that's not just slang terms for innovate, but the 8 has meaning too – as, what looks to be a successor to the G810, specs-wise at least, packs in a whopping eight megapixel camera lens – although, unlike the G810, optical zoom, and an Xenon Flash are not present. Still, optical zoom and cameraphones don't seem to mesh well, and it adds bulk to the handset. The Xenon Flash is replaced by a dual LED. It will hit Europe next month, for approximately €7500.
Tech specs are as follows:
1. Connectivity: Quad-band GSM, and dual-band WCDMA
2. Operating System: Symbian 9.3 S60 3rd Edition FP2
3. Display: 2.8", QVGA resolution showing up to sixteen million colours
4. Camera: Eight megapixels, with autofocus, image stabilization and face, smile, and blink detection, Dual LED Flash
5. Video recording: QVGA @ 120 fps or VGA @ 30fps, with built-in editor
6. Memory: comes in two types – one with 8, and one with 16GB internal memory, both expandable with Micro SDHC – up to 16GB cards, ala the i900
7. Extras: Built-in GPS receiver and accelerometer, Bluetooth version 2.0, with A2DP support,stereo speakers, with 3D sound, DivX video playback, Wi-Fi, FM Radio, with RDS, DLNA, 3.5 mm jack
8. Dimensions: 106.5x53.9x17.2 mm
9. Battery: 1200 mAh
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If that phone works well on the phone end (which I am sure it will) I would definitely be interested if it came to the market. :))
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