Wednesday, 11 July 2012

Samsung Z310

Samsung Z310

Sony Ericsson is taking a cue from Kyocera this CES by keeping things simple. Besides its low-end W200i Walkman phone, the company is showing its Z310, which it introduced last month. Bearing a very basic flip phone design with a small external display that disappears when the backlighting is off, the Z310 almost appears to be a Samsung phone from afar. It's available in black, bronze, and pink, and because no carrier has been announced, it will run you a steep $219.
Features are mostly midrange, with a 65,536-color internal display, a VGA camera, text and multimedia messaging, instant messaging and e-mail, polyphonic ring tones, Java (J2ME) support, Bluetooth, a speakerphone and a wireless Web browser. The tri-band (GSM 900/1800/1900) world phone also comes with support for 2.5G EDGE networks. U.S. availability is uncertain at this time, but it will be out soon in Europe.

Samsung Z310

 

Samsung Z310

 

Samsung Z310

 

Samsung Z310

 

Samsung Z310

 

Samsung Z310

 

Samsung Z310

Samsung Z310

Samsung Z310

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