Samsung L770 Slider Mobile Phone
November 15, 2008
Samsung L770 Pink Mobile Phone is a smooth slider mobile phone that is brilliantly designed with a view to looks as well as a plethora of features to stun any average user. The dashing black colour of this mobile phone with its silver edging enhances the stylish looks of this gadget. More, this slider just weighs 93 grams approximately and one can imagine its compactness considering its thickness of 14.2mm as well. The façade of this mobile phone is dominated by its large 2.1” sized, 262K TFT that comes with a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels and its jog wheel for easy navigation. When this mobile phone is slid open, the well spaced, ergonomic keypad shows up.
This mobile phone is a Triband GSM device that intelligently engages a single band of 3G too for its network enhancement. For meeting the highly challenging, high communication data download speeds, this mobile phone meticulously employs HSDPA, UMTS, EDGE and GPRS standards. Short distance device-to-device wired transfer of this mobile phone is taken care of by a USB port of this device, as its wireless data transfer of the short vicinity is realized by Bluetooth. WAP 2.0 and xHTML accounts for a smart web-browser in this gadget as RSS Feeds also come as a provision here. An internal memory of 40MB plays the perfect foil for all these aspects of the device, along with a memory expansion slot that suits a MIcroSD card.
Samsung L770 Multimedia Mobile Phone comes with a built-in camera of 2megapixel resolution that comes further supported by an integrated flash. This camera also boasts of the back up of camera settings, blog function, image editing and video recording and playback. A secondary camera also appears on the frontal part of this mobile phone that comes handy in 3G video calling. The built-in music player of this device can realize various audio formats like AAC, eAAC, WMA and MP3. An FM radio with RDS is also a provision in this mobile phone. Finally, this mobile phone offers a talktime of 3 hours and a standby time of 220 hours.
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