Samsung D600 Review

The D600 is an upgrade of the D500 which stormed the market worldwide in 2005 and remains one of the most popular mobile phones.

Samsung couldn’t have gone far wrong in following and actually enhancing a successful formula. Like its predecessor, the D600 is sleek and extremely user-friendly.

It maintains the spring slide-up opening mechanism but a few features have been enhanced even further. It is slimmer but ever so slightly heavier.

The camera is now 2MP (instead of 1.3MP) with a 4x digi-zoom. It also has an LED flashlight, a TV-out to view your pictures directly on the television.

You can also print the pictures directly with any PictBridge supporting printer. There are plenty of these now.

Apart from black, the D600 is also available in pink and silver.

Other features include:

n	Internal display: QVGA TFT LCD 262k

n	Messaging: SMS (with T9), EMS, MMS, email

n	Embedded and downloadable Java™ games

n	64 Polyphonic and MP3 ringtones

n	Music player: MP3, AAC and Video player.

n	Speakerphone

n	Quadband (GSM 850, 900, 1800, 1900)

n	Connectivity: Bluetooth™, Infrared, USB, SyncML, TV-out

n	Picsel viewer: Excel, Powerpoint, word

n	GPRS, WAP 2.0

n	Organiser, Calendar, Memo, calculator, stop-watch, world clock, currency converter

n	Memory: 81Mb plus TransFlash™ external memory

n	Size: 96x46.5x21.5 mm

n	Weight: 103g

n	Talktime: Up to 7 hours