SlashGear Japan
SlashGear was sent the new Samsung Propel Pro as well as the new Samsung Impression. Both phones feature full slide out QWERTY keyboards and 3.0 MP cameras. The Impression features a AMOLED display that looks beautiful from any angle, and the Propel Pro is a businessman’s fashion piece with the metallic styling.
The Samsung Propel Pro hosts Windows Mobile 6.1, a 3.0 MP camera, and a full size slide out QWERTY keyboard. The OS is quick and snappy, but otherwise offers your standard WinMo user experience. It uses microSD to side load music and videos, and has GPS functionality. The real attraction appears to be mainly superficial with the glossy metallic outer casing. We’ll have an in-depth review for you in the next few days.
The most exciting phone coming out of AT&T right now is the Samsung Impression, featuring a beautiful 3.2″ AMOLED display that looked absolutely amazing, even outside in direct sunlight. The 4 row QWERTY had the right feel to it, and was comfortable to use. I could definitely see myself using it to text and compose emails. The TouchWiz UI was snappy and responded very well. The gentle haptic feedback was a nice addition, and navigating the menus and homescreen widgets was simple and elegant.
Unboxing Samsung Impression for AT&T Wireless
Keep an eye out in the next few days for our in-depth reviews and more photos.
One Response to “Unboxing Samsung Propel Pro and the Impression phone”
abcyesn April 18, 2009
Among other things, the Propel Pro also has GPS, stereo bluetooth, 3-megapixel camera and a 2.5-inch screen with 320×320 resolution. WinMo 6.1 runs fine on the phone. It’s not blazing, but it hardly lags. The hardware itself looks beautiful , and I’ve always been a sucker for squarish, slider phones. However, the keyboard feels totally cramped, and the directional nub is feels cheap, so navigating with this phone isn’t the most desirable thing in the world (no touchscreen).
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