What is it: Windows Mobile-based smart phone
What we think: The mini-touchpad is great, but the i780 is still not as usable as a Blackberry
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 13 May 2008
Tags: Samsung, Samsung i780, HSDPA, wireless, connectivity
We like:
Good connectivity; great mini-touchpad; good keyboard
We don't like:
Non-standard power connector; below-par camera; big and bulky
CNET UK judgement:
We like the i780's mini-trackpad and keyboard, but we're not so keen on its bulky dimensions and we still find Windows Mobile 6 quite awkward to use. If you're a Windows Mobile fan, it's worth a look, but we doubt it'll win over many Blackberry users
Full review:
It's not hard to tell that Samsung is aiming the i780 squarely at Blackberry users. It's got a similar Qwerty keyboard and touchscreen display to those found on RIM's devices, but Samsung has also added a neat touchpad controller and HSDPA support. The phone is available for free on Orange's business tariffs, but has it got what it takes to tempt long-time BlackBerry fans away from their much loved devices? Continue Reading...
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