Today, Samsung release their latest Android device, just as forecast in the roadmap that we leaked earlier this month.
Named after one of Jupiter’s smallest moons, the Samsung Galaxy Europa i5500 is a compact addition to the Android handset family tree and breathes a fresh gust into the Corby/Genio styled brand, giving persons on a budget a chance to grab a smartphone.
The CPU is pretty decent at 600Mhz which is a decent power match for the 2.8″ capacitive touchscreen. On board memory is expandable to 16GB via SDcard and together with the 3.5mm jack, you’ll be able to use this a back up MP3 player and the handset has a built in FM radio. The camera isn’t great with only 2million pixels, nevertheless the Europa does run the latest version of Android OS, v21. (Eclair) and measuring at a diminutive 108mm tall, 56mm wide and 12.3mm thin, the Galaxy Europa won’t weigh you down like other smart phones.
The specs might be not be dazzling, but the Europa more than makes up for this with it’s slender price tag. Monthly deals for the Samsung Galaxy Europa start from £15 per month and on T-Mobile that gets you 300 minutes and 300 texts. Expect to add another £5 to that for a decent internet allowance.
The Samsung Galaxy Europa is available on both T-Mobile and Orange networks.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Samsung Galaxy Europa Released For Pre-Order, Right On Cue
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