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Samsung SGH-i900 OMNIA
First seen: 12 march 2008
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User Score (606)7.7
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Expert Score (44)7.7
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Design (107)6.4
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Value for money (45)4.7
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Features (10)6.4
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Ease of use (85)4.6
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Performance (6)5.8
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Sound quality (51)6.1
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List All 2 PricesPros & Cons
- slim and light weight, agps wifi hsdpa, lots of features, thin design, pros 5 mpx camera
- keypad lock while talking, cons custom handfree adapter, 3g support, limited accelerometer use, pricey unsubsidized
The i900 provides a full touch based user interface with easy access to applications such as today screen, Launcher, Call log, Camera and Touch player etc. User experience is enhanced further with the additional feature of haptical touch feedback.
Manufacturer's Specs
Platform
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BrowserWAP 2.0 / Internet Explorer / Opera
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JAVA™Java MIDP 2.0
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SAR value mW/g (max)0.671W/kg
Size
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Weight125g
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Dimension (HXWXD)112.0 x 56.9 x 12.5mm
Display
Interal
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TechnologyN/A
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ResolutionN/A
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SizeN/A
External
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Technology65K TFT WQVGA
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Resolution400 x 240
Release Date
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First seen12 March 2008
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Reviews of Samsung SGH-i900 OMNIA
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Samsung Omnia
Reviewer: ZDNet9 October 2008- Overall 7
In terms of features, the Omnia stands out as one of the best smartphones to date. It's a shame this doesn't translate into a phone we'd enjoy using from day to day. Read more
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Reviewer: Cybershack24 October 2008
Cased inside of a body that's just a fraction smaller than an iPhone, the Samsung Omnia has a lot going for it. It's fairly light, looks good, and has a plethora of features that been making geeks drool for months. There's a fairly high amount of memory included in out of the box for your files: our unit had 8GB but we're hearing that up to 16GB can be found. Add a 16GB microSD to this and we're talking about a lot of things that you can load onto your phone, media... Read more
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Reviewer: Gadget Guy30 November 2008
- Overall 5
- Value for money 5
- Features 9
- Ease of use 2
- Performance 6
Samsung really has got it all in this device - programs, camera, GPS, home networking - but what's the point if it's just so hard to use? If you really need all the office programs with push email and the like, I'd strongly advise you to take the Omnia for a solid test drive before buying - you may find that the tricky interface will steer you away from using the phone's wealth of features. Read more
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Samsung Omnia i900, why it's no match for the iPhone
Reviewer: PC Authority12 February 2009- Overall 6
- Value for money 5
- Ease of use 2
This phone can do it all, but it’s exceedingly frustrating to use, and that counts it out Read more
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Samsung Omnia
Reviewer: CNET30 October 2008- Overall 7
In terms of features, the Omnia stands out as one of the best smartphones to date. It's a shame this doesn't translate into a phone we'd enjoy using from day to day. Read more
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Reviewer: Shehan Seneviratne, Getprice.com.au8 December 2008
- Overall 8
Great phone and is tech savvy. Leaves much to be desired of the iphone. However, battery Life is lousy .... it lasts half a day with minimal usage !! Read more
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