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From engadget I see that Samsung has introduced a tri-band GSM 1.3 megapixel slider-type camera phone (see below).
The Samsung press release says the handset features a flash, 7x digital zoom for photos and a 4x digital zoom for video recording. The SGH-D500 also includes 80 MB of internal memory, Bluetooth, Java, WAP 2.0, MP3/ACC music capabilities and a speakerphone.
I don't see any mention, however, if a memory card slot.
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Posted by: Brian | Sunday, October 10, 2004 at 12:49 AM
No memory slot. I read that they didn't put one in and instead just dumped 80Meg of memory in there. An interesting choice considering that a memory slot costs, hmm, what $1? Must have been a space consideration.
Posted by: Medai Guru | Tuesday, October 12, 2004 at 06:49 PM