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Samsung Impression SGH-A877
$380.00
Released April, 2009
The Pros:Fast, easy to use UI. Accurate touch screen for a feature phone. Choice of on screen and physical qwerty.
The Cons:Very poor battery life when using GPS. Inconsistent user interface, different scrolling levels within different areas of the OS. Buggy software (photo app, unit conversion app).
The Samsung Impression SGH-A877 is a mid-grade candybar/touchscreen phone designed in the likes of Samsung's other touchscreen cell phone models; the Instinct, Delve, Omnia and others. The Impression however includes a full QWERTY keyboard hidden underneath a sliding top screen.
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The Impression SGH-A877 cell phone includes features such as a 3.2" AMOLED touchscreen display, a built-in 3 megapixel camera/camcorder, an auto screen tilt (accelerometer) function, and integrated aGPS technology.
The Samsung Impression SGH-A877 will be available from AT&T in April, 2009 and has a discounted price with a 2 year contract for $199.99.
Features
- Mid-grade candybar/touchscreen cell phone
- Full (hidden) QWERTY keyboard with sliding screen
- 3.2" AMOILED touchscreen display
- Accelerometer adjusts screen depending on how the phone is being held
- 3 megapixel camera/camcorder
- Integrated aGPS technology
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Pros & Cons
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Accurate touch screen for a feature phone
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Choice of on screen and physical qwerty
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High quality AMOLED display that beats out most feature phones as well as several smartphones (contrast, colour)
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Comfortable to use curved qwerty keyboard
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Large screen, for a feature phone
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Very poor battery life when using GPS
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Inconsistent user interface, different scrolling levels within different areas of the OS
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Buggy software (photo app, unit conversion app)
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