Samsung's SPH-V7400 slimphone
Samsung, we're not sure that adding a zero to the V740 is going to make it ten times better, but we're still down with your new SPH-V7400. It's got a 1.3 megapixel camera, external audio playback buttons, and Bluetooth, but it's not that slim at 17.6mm (0.7-inches)—granted, it is CDMA, though, so that always puts on a few mm around the waist.
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boe @ Dec 19th 2005 1:05AM
Auughhh! Why do they always just say BlueTooth instead of saying BT 1.1, 1.2,2.0. That is like saying this dell comes with a processor! There are big difference is in the specs.
boe @ Dec 19th 2005 1:05AM
OK, maybe that wasn't a fair analogy. I just get ticked the manufacturer's aren't more upfront with the specs. I guess it would be like saying this computer comes with a screen. There are so many possible screens it would be much more useful if they specified what size the screen is.
Sam K @ Dec 19th 2005 1:05AM
To answer boe's question, from the Bluetooth qualification program website, it looks like this phone supports Bluetooth 1.2. Here's the entry on there.
http://qualweb.bluetooth.org/Template2.cfm?LinkQualified=QualifiedProducts&Details=Yes&ProductID=2497
The cool thing about this phone is that it is supports the A2DP profile which means you can use the built in MP3 with Bluetooth stereo headphones like the ones from Logitech.
onelove4all @ Dec 19th 2005 1:05AM
Addition 0(zero) means an upgrade.
It's just a different CDMA model for different carrier in Korea.
Some telecom carriers carry the 4digited numbered models and the other carriers carry the 3digited numbered model.
ziZon @ Dec 19th 2005 1:05AM
Samsung has three major types of cellphones.
SCH= Samsung Cellular Handphone:
for the korean provider SK TELEKOM
SPH= Samsung Pcs(personal communicate service) Handphone:
for the korean provider KTF and LG TELECOM
SGH= Samsung Gsm Handphone: for GSM cellphones
The addition 0(zero) does not necessarily stand for an update.
It indicates that a specific cellphone is for the provider KTF or LG Telekom.
That's why the same cellphone is labelled sch-v730 for SK Telekom, sph-v7300 for KTF and sph-v7350 for LG Telekom.
Although your comment "were not sure that adding a zero to the V740 is going to make it ten times better..." is supposed to be a joke, please get informed before posting your news.