Samsung is particularly known for having a great impact in the
high-end phone market segment for business people. With the recent
launch of Omnia 7, things are about to change. The business sector is
dominated by BlackBerrys, HTC and others. But can Omnia 7 outclass these
well established products? We shall see. Samsung is hoping to conquer
some ground into this elusive realm government by high tech business
apps and physical keyboards. Samsung can only do it by offering a
quality product as a viable alternative to the current best selling
business handsets. This market segment has a lot of great products, so
Samsung had to wait to make their move. The company had the hardware
infrastructure for a business phone but they lacked the software
capabilities. But with the recent launch of the Windows Phone operating
system , Samsung has found a worthy ally and teaming up with Windows
Phone 7 they formed the product that we see today, the Samsung Omnia 7.
This new gadgets looks much like the other latest release from
Samsung, the Samsung Galaxy S, which a lot of people thought to be one
of the best smartphones that is not running on Windows OS. One of the
shared features between these 2 marvelous devices, is the large 4 inches
touch screen display. Also, the technology featured in both displays is
similar, meaning that both displays are operating a Super AMOLED
screen, which is the one behind the fantastic display that both of them
are boasting. The color depth is not the only amazing feature of the
Super AMOLED technology, the handset is also able to display images at
very high resolutions.
Samsung Omnia 7 has another useful feature that really sets this
phone apart from all the other business phones. The 3.5 mm headphones
jack is a marvelous capability which offers the business person the
entertainment capability that other products do not. Being able to plug
in any type of headphones is very important. You are no longer bound to
the standard quality headphones. The larger headphones jack allows you
to plug in headphones of higher quality for a much better sound
experience.
Both versions of memory, the 8 GB and the 16 GB, offer plenty of
storage space to satisfy any need as a smartphone user. A minor downside
of the Samsung Omnia 7 is the lack of external memory card support.
Seems like the company decided to do so for the purpose of keeping the
phone’s cost as low as possible.
This gadget is packed with features but one area is no different
compared to the other Windows phones – the camera. The Omnia 7 is
equipped with a mediocre 5 mega pixel camera which is able to offer High
Definition video recording capability and all these features comprised
are enough for most business people. In terms of processing power, both
Samsung Galaxy S and Samsung Omnia 7 feature the same processor. As far
as the price goes, in the UK you will have to pay 480 pounds (SIM Free)
to get your hands on this gadget.
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