Samsung unveils new Omnia lineup and Jet smartphone
Four new devices have been unveiled by Samsung Mobile, including next-generation Omnias and a new smartphone called Jet.
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With a 3.1inch full touch screen 16M WVGA AMOLED display, the Jet also boasts an 800MHz application processor, multi-task manager and Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync support. It also features Samsung's TouchWiz 2.0 interface and Dolfin web browser, in addition to a five megapixel camera, GPS and enhanced multimedia functionality.
"Samsung Jet is about enabling aspirational and exciting lifestyles and setting people free with viewing, sharing content, internet browsing, films and photos all at unprecedented speeds for today's impatient consumers," said Mark Mitchinson, Samung Mobile UK's vice president for the UK and Ireland, in a statement.
"Our Impatience is a Virtue' media campaign illustrates our understanding of the wants and needs of today's fast paced consumers, and I believe once you use the new Jet phone you'll understand the unrivalled mobile experience we have created for them."
Exact pricing and availability details for all of the new devices are, as yet, still unconfirmed.
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