Samsung is here to treat you with two of its latest netbooks, the N210 and NB30. The N210 features a spacious keyboard in an Ivory-painted case while the NB30 comes in a textured Black-tinted housing. Both are powered by Atom N450 processor which enables each to play HD video with 1GB RAM, 10.1-inch, and 1024×600 LED-lit LCD monitor. These were priced at $379, a real affordable deal when you are into cost-cutting.
No one can hold back Samsung in getting into the edge as it unveils another phone which sports a 3.3-inch Super AMOLED display called the Samsung Wave. It is incomparable to its counterparts since its operating system alone is run by Samsung Bada. Other features include a 1 GHz processor, 2GB internal memory, AGPS, WiFi, Bluetooth connectivity, 5MP camera, TouchWiz 3.0 GUI, Samsung Apps, FM radio tuner, and voice commands.
Apparently the Samsung Galaxy 2 is one of the smartphones being powered by Android. Based on the standard smartphone specifications, the Samsung Galaxy 2 should have 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen, 5MP camera, 32GB internal memory, and GPS/WiFi support.
If you are hunting for the best looking ultra-slim cameras in town, Samsung presents its ST60 and ST70 models. Both come thin with only 0.65-inch, each features a 2.7-inch LCD having a 14.2MP sensor and a 5X optical zoom for the ST70 while the ST60 has 12.2MP and a 4X optical zoom. These cameras also feature improved wide-angle lenses with the ability to record the best video possible.
The Android-powered Samsung i899 which is equipped with Google’s mobile OS officially launches in China. It boasts a 3.2-inch AMOLED resistive touchscreen display, GPS/WiFi/WAPI/DivX support, 3.2MP camera, 3.5mm headphone jack, 512MB internal memory, 800MHz processor, and microSD card slot for up to 32GB. This will be offered by China Telecom.
Just to give you a preview on how Samsung’s first camera with removable lenses looks like. The NX10 features a Samsung-developed system rather than a mirror system. Since no further information are revealed yet, we expect more details on the coming CES 2010.
Operating System do not only exist on computers now but it has been a thing on smart phones like Samsung’s. The Bada OS is designed for touchscreen handsets and would incorporate multi-touch which supports multimedia and social networking applications. The latter seems to be like a variant of Samsung’s TouchWiz UI which will come to market by next year.
