RSS RSS Twitter Twitter
electronista

11/30/2007, 2:05pm, EST

Friday, November 30th

MetroPCS picks up exotic Samsung R410

MetroPCS on Friday boosted its unlimited-access cell plans with the release of the unusual Samsung R410. A handset with a horizontal slide-out QWERTY keyboard like many high-end smartphones, the Samsung is built for a younger audience more concerned with text messaging, instant messaging, and basic e-mail: the cost is trimmed to more affordable levels by using a VGA camera and legacy 1XRTT data in place of more expensive EVDO. Bluetooth with stereo audio support is present and adds rare support for wireless headphones and speakers to the device class.

The cost of the phone is unavailable, though MetroPCS typically prices these phones between the $150 and $200 marks and asks for a subscription of $50 per month for unlimited AIM chats, e-mail, text messaging, and Internet access.


Filed under: gadgets
Other story tags: Samsung, MetroPCS

, , 1 comment, del.icio.us, slashdot, digg, buzz , Twitter
1 comment
Reader Reactions (Please use <i></i> for italic text)

subscribe to comments
for this article




Expand All
   Global Settings
GREAT FONE ALL IN ALL
1
03/06, 7:11pm, EST
THIS IS THE BEST FONE IVE EVER GOT IT WORS GREAT YHE BATTERY LIFE IS GREAT MY FRIEND SAID THE KEYS STICK BUT I HAVE NOT EXPERINCED THAT AND IVE HAD THE FONE 4 4 MONTHS ITS A GREAT FONE I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! =)
Your Comments

In order to post comments: If you are a registered member, please login with your MacNN Forums username and password otherwise please uncheck the checkbox below.


Registered Member?
macnn forums login:

macnn forums password:

Not a member of the MacNN forums? Register now for free.

www.cashforiphones.com - Sell your iPhone or iPod today! Get an instant online quote. Top cash, FREE shipping.

Internet Marketing School - 100% Online: Master SEO, SEM, E Commerce, Media & More with a U of San Francisco Certificate.

Buy from The Apple Store, iTunes.com, Amazon.com, TechDepot, OfficeDepot, Computers4Sure, or donate.