Samsung - a world leader in the manufacture of handsets - in collaboration with Giorgio Armani have launched the Samsung SGH-P520 that is well known as the Samsung Armani. Its superb casing and brilliant display could turn heads without any effort. With its high-profile features, the handset has gained immense popularity over the other designer phones.
The silver and black colored casing of the phone adds an element of sophistication to it. The users are able to enjoy viewing vibrant graphs as well as text on the 2.6 inches touch screen. A high resolution screen unfurls up to 256K colours. The high quality touch screen controls allow the users to perform the varied tasks with the utmost ease. The user-friendly QWERTY keyboard can be easily accessed as it is situated under the touch screen. While operating the different options, the users are bound to feel good. The handset weighs only 85 grams and measures 87.5 x 54.5 x 10.5mm.
The mobile phone from the Giorgio Armani’s collection is a design icon and a fusion of high performance multimedia functionalities and sleek design. The latest P520 comes with an impressive array of features such as a 3 megapixel camera to capture or record the priceless moments of life. The seamless video format allows the users to store videos on MPEG4 or H.263 formats. The MP3 player, built-in FM radio and polyphonic ringtones could break the boredom of the owners.
The owner of this device can easily maintain a wide collection of songs, images as well as videos. As a matter of fact, the Samsung Armani is backed with 60MB of built-in memory with an expandable memory slot.
The phone boasts of 2.5 GSM/GPRS and EDGE that allow the users to send data files at comparatively faster rates, even with wireless Bluetooth connectivity. Not only this, the phone is empowered with business tool that offers web browser for surfing the net, email and a document viewer. On this device, one can have access to Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF files as well.
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Tuesday 22 April 2008
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