Samsung has made its entry into the smartphone market with the SGH-i320. The triband GSM (900 / 1800 / 1900) Windows Mobile 5.0 powered smartphone features a QWERTY keyboard and borrows its slim looks from the Motorola Q as it is only 11.5mm thick. The phone has a large 2.2 inches LCD screen with 1.3 mega-pixel resolution camera, along with cool multi-media entertainment functions such as Bluetooth and high-quality dual speakers. It allows users to send and receive e-mails instantly, when connected to a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003, thanks to the Messaging & Security Feature Pack (MSFP) software. The phone will surely appeal to business users and GSM users waiting for the Motorola Q. It features EDGE, Bluetooth, 120 MB internal memory, MicroSD card slot but lacks Wi-Fi.

The SGH-i320 will be launched in Europe this month. The following launches will take place throughout the rest of Europe and South East Asia shortly.
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Samsung SGH-i320 gets FCC approval