The Samsung SGH-T809 has a striking design and a
great selection of high-end features, including Bluetooth, a megapixel
camera, world phone support, a TransFlash slot, a speakerphone, and an
MP3 player. If you follow design trends in cell phones even just a bit, you'll
notice that slim is definitely in. It all started of course with the Motorola Razr V3,
which made its debut in late 2004. Since that time, the Razr has
rocketed to popularity, and as 2005 closed, it was the top-selling cell
phone of the year. To compete with Motorola's winner, Samsung countered
in December with its own Razr emulator, the MM-A900.
And now, Samsung takes the slim factor a step further with the slider
SGH-T809 for T-Mobile. The result is a stylish handset that packs a
wealth of features into a compact form factor. Although the ergonomics
could be refined and overall performance was patchy, it is a solid phone
that should appeal to mobile fanatics. Be warned, however, that all
those attractions come at a high price: The Samsung SGH-T809 will cost
you $299 with service. Like the Motorola Razr that inspired it, the
Samsung SGH-T809 doesn't appear too exciting when viewed straight on.
It's rather boxy from that angle, with sharp corners, though the black
color scheme adds a touch of class. To really appreciate the SGH-T809's
form factor, you'll need to flip it on its side, where the slim design
is clearly apparent. Measuring 3.9 by 2 by 0.6 inches, the SGH-T809's
dimensions are almost the same as the MM-A900's, and it's just a hair bigger than the Razr
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