Samsung is gaining some reputation in the market these days. The South Korean electronics leader has achieved some impressive feats in recent years and carved out a huge niche for himself. We have enjoyed the delicious experience of a wide range of products from the innovator’s house, such as LCD panels, televisions, home appliances and some of the most sophisticated mobile phones in the world. It is with this intensity that the master creator has been immortalized in the mobile phone industry today. In fact, the manufacturer has penetrated most of the world with its expertise in mobile phone technology and has become a multi-billion dollar company. With such a long line of success story, it is not surprising how the mobile phone manufacturer maintains a tight grip on the market against its competitors. A comparative look at two of its latest phones can give a clear idea of how comfortably the manufacturer has fared against its rivals.
The Samsung u600 comes from the Ultra Edition II range as a sleek slider phone with Quad Band technology for maximum global mobility. A 3.0 megapixel camera with autofocus, flash and digital zoom makes the Samsung U600 a photographer’s delight in every way. Even entertainment has been taken care of through the multi-format playback-enabled music player and an FM radio. The phone comprises of other features like business card sharing, Bluetooth, USB, EDGE, GPRS, WAP 2.0 and XHTML.
The Samsung U700 shares its own space as a 3G HSDPA-enabled slider phone in a stylishly trimmed slim frame. Capturing images is a top priority, as the 3.0 megapixel camera with flash and autofocus provides ample reason for budding photographers to practice their skills. The Real Video player transmits MPEG4 and H263 formats, while the second VGA camera handles video calls. However, the music player is not something to brag about. Other interesting features of the Samsung U700 include business card sharing, Bluetooth, USB, EDGE, GPRS, WAP 2.0, XHTML and HTML NetFront 3.4.
A tough call considering the fact that both phones are packed with incredible features, except for the simple fact that the Samsung U700 employs 3G technology to a significant advantage.