Sep
14
2007

Boo hiss. So much for our wild speculation months ago that the rumoured Samsung Armani mobile would be the F700, or 'Croix', as it's recently been branded. Concrete information, such as photos and a long string of model numbers no-one could ever possibly remember have been leaked online, and we can reveal it's simply a disappointing high-end version of their SGH-P520, a touch-screen mobile that hit tech blog headlines earlier this year.

It'll feature the same specs as before, so triband GSM, a touch screen, 2-megapixel camera, and Wi-Fi connection. The rumoured price for now is 400 Euros, but as its existence was confirmed at a dealer show in Holland, that may just be a wholesale price. All in all, very disappointing, Samsung, but it'll no doubt be a winner amongst the fashionistas when it's launched hopefully by the end of the year.

Samsung Mobile (via Pocket-Lint)

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Cellular Technology: GSM, EDGE

Bluetooth Enabled: Yes

Talk Time: Up to 360 minutes

Internet Browser: WAP 2.0

Band / Mode: GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900

Short Messaging Service (SMS): Yes

Total Memory: 60 MB

Expansion Type: microSD

Locked: No

QWERTY Keyboard: No

Special Features: Alarm Clock
Camera
Calendar
Contacts
World Clock, Notes, Timer, Currency converter

Camera: 3.2 Megapixels

Connectivity: SyncML
USB support
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Bluetooth™ wireless technology
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Weight: 85g

Dimensions: 3.45" x 2.15" x 0.14"

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john cole | January 12, 2008 4:48 AM

Samsung Armani mobile confirmed as the SGH-P520 touch-screen

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