M8910 Samsung Views

General Goods

This amazing touch screen camera phone comes with a highly attractive casing complete with a sophisticated black coloured finish. Its front section is taken up with the huge touch screen which allows the user to make on screen selections & input data with ease with touch screen controls. The Samsung M8910 Pixon12 is a member of the Samsung Pixon range which includes another camera focused handset known as the Samsung M8800 Pixon.

The user can select a smile detection feature which allows the user to ensure all their shots have a happy effect as the photo will be taken as the subject smiles for a perfect & happy capturing experience. The user can take part in a 3G video call as the Samsung M8910 Pixon12 supports video calling capabilities allowing the user to have a face to face call with other 3G video calling compatible contacts. The 12 megapixel camera supports video recording capabilities & the user can record video footage at up to thirty frames per second for a DVD type video recording experience on their mobile handset.

The M8910 Pixon12 also supports high quality video playback & video streaming for the user to enjoy. This handset comes with one hundred & fifty megabytes of internal memory & the user can expand this memory further by inserting a compatible memory card in the size to suit their storage needs. The Samsung M8910 Pixon12 can support a MicroSDftrade; type memory card up to sixteen gigabytes in size. The Samsung M8910 Pixon12 can be used worldwide due to its quad band GSM network support & HSDPA 900 & 900 3G network support. The network coverage may vary from handset to handset as the overall network coverage is fully dependent on the network service provider.

On the other hand you are more than welcome aboard to see how Samsung have been treating us, regular users, and what they have to offer with the Samsung M8910 Pixon12. And bear in mind that they even have a rumored Samsung M8920 in the works - a 12 megapixel cameraphone with 3x optical zoom. How about that, Nokia? But we digress.