The Samsung Omnia 7 has been the early riser. Input, and looking at its design and appearance, the look is great, with a great finish and SuperAmoled 4-inch screen and large attractive

Samsung Omnia 7, full specifications

If Windows Phone 7 Series wanted to make some noise, we first had to offer was partnerships with major manufacturers and these will provide the most advanced equipment on the market. The top of the range.

The Samsung Omnia 7 is a clear example. Its display is a print SuperAmoled a giant 4-inch size and resolution of 800 x 480 pixels that is accompanied by a Qualcomm processor QSD8250 1 GHz and 5-megapixel camera as the highlight. It remains to verify in situ which behaves such that processor with the new Windows Phone 7 Series graphics and high load.

With that screen size, the risk of excessive thickness and weight were real, but Samsung has solved quite efficiently and left the Omnia 7 with only 11 mm thick and weighing less than 140 grams, which is acceptable to a superphone like this. Furthermore, the construction is metal.

Connectivity is also very comprehensive, offering the Samsung Omnia 7 access to 5.76 Mbps HSUPA networks and HSDPA 7.2 Mbps, more than enough for current coverage of 3G networks. It also incorporates Wi-Fi b / g / n, Bluetooth 2.1 and GPS is on.

Of the remaining specifications of the Samsung Omnia 7, there are the 1,500 mAh battery, the internal memory of 8 GB (not indicated if an expandable microSD card but it is logical to include it) and the camera 5 megapixel autofocus, LED flash and video recording function to 720p and 25 fps.

Tags: Samsung, Samsung Omnia 7, smartphones, SuperAmoled, Windows Phone 7 Series

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