Samsung rolls out new OMNIA phone to the Korean market
by on November 5, 2008 at 11:07 am
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Samsung is treating our friends from Korea with the release of a new version of the Samsung OMNIA called the Samsung T*OMNIA. But aside from modifying the name of the phone, Samsung is also introducing three new features which we didn’t see with the internationally released Samsung OMNIA.
These new features include a larger 3.3-inch screen, a higher screen resolution up from 240×400 of the OMNIA to 480×800 and a DMB TV Tuner or what is more commonly known as a digital TV Tuner. The last feature will allow our Korean friends to have mobile TV and quick Internet access on the T*OMNIA phone.
Other than those three new features, the rest of the T*OMNIA’s features and specs are practically identical to the previously released Samsung OMNIA. In case you’ve forgotten, here’s a quick rundown of those other features:
The Samsung T*OMNIA is a Quad band 850/900/1800/1900MHz phone that supports HSDPA network. It will be available in the Korean mobile phone market sometime mid-November for a still unknown price.
Via [Akihabara News]
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