Samsung i450 review: Symbian sounds good

Samsung i450 review: Symbian sounds good

In most people’s minds Symbian and Samsung are two things that just don’t
go together. The Samsung i450 however might just be here to prove them
wrong. Sporting the rare dual-slide design, it is one of the most
interesting smartphone offerings recently announced.

For Samsung i450, thinking about its market spot and rivals, the first name
that comes to mind is Nokia N81. Boasting nice sound quality, similar
design and dimensions plus the same OS, the N-series phone will surely put
up a fight for the hearts of music smartphone lovers. Furthermore for
Samsung i450, the Wi-Fi capabilities and the dedicated gaming keys can be a
huge advantage for some of the potential buyers.

Today Samsung launched the Samsung i450 smartphone, a dual-slider based on
Nokia S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1. Sliding the Samsung i450′s face up
reveals the numeric keypad, but sliding down reveals a large Bang & Olufsen
speaker and activates the multimedia screen that is used with a touch
control. A microSD card slot with support for capacities up to 4GB and a
3.5mm audio jack round out the music features on this phone that mean
Samsung i450.

Specifications for the Samsung SGH-i450

Band GSM 900/1800/1900MHz, WCDMA 2100MHz
Data GPRS/EDGE/WCDMA/HSDPA
Memory 35MB internal / microSD card slot
Other Speakerphone, HTML web browser, Music player, Document viewer (MS
Word, Excel, PPT, PDF)