Samsung launches cell phone with 3-gigabyte memory

Iria · Oct 17, 2005, 05:38 AM

South Korea's Samsung Electronics launched a cellular phone with a three-gigabyte memory, the world's largest data storage capacity ever applied to mobile handsets.

The SPH-V7900 handset can hold up to three digital movies or 700 music files in its built-in memory chip, which also functions as a portable hard disc for computers, Samsung said in a statement.

The new product, equipped with a two-megapixel camera and dual speakers, is a follow-up to Samsung's September model with a 1.5-gigabyte memory.

"The evolving of memory devices in handsets allows the mobile phones to become the center for multimedia such as movies and music," Lee Ki-Tae, head of Samsung's mobile phone business division, said in the statement.

Cell phones widely in use now have a 100-megabyte memory.
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Source: SBC Yahoo! News

Oct 17, 2005, 05:38 AM	#1
Iria DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 7,275 Rep Power: 89	Samsung launches cell phone with 3-gigabyte memory South Korea's Samsung Electronics launched a cellular phone with a three-gigabyte memory, the world's largest data storage capacity ever applied to mobile handsets. The SPH-V7900 handset can hold up to three digital movies or 700 music files in its built-in memory chip, which also functions as a portable hard disc for computers, Samsung said in a statement. The new product, equipped with a two-megapixel camera and dual speakers, is a follow-up to Samsung's September model with a 1.5-gigabyte memory. "The evolving of memory devices in handsets allows the mobile phones to become the center for multimedia such as movies and music," Lee Ki-Tae, head of Samsung's mobile phone business division, said in the statement. Cell phones widely in use now have a 100-megabyte memory. ___________ Source: SBC Yahoo! News