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Notable Features Of The Samsung Infuse
Samsung released the Infuse, a phone featuring the largest display of any phone offered directly from AT&T’s network. It comes with a 4.5-inch display, packed with the latest Super AMOLED technology. The typical 800x400 resolution doesn't seem very typical because the screen's color and brightness looks flawless. Though the larger screen might at first appear gigantic to some users, larger text and an expanded software keyboard will catch the eye of most shoppers. The mixture of colors are a huge plus on this phone. Despite the large screen, Samsung designed a thin device, measuring just 8.99 millimeters, weighing just 4.9 ounces. Other specs include a 16GB internal memory, a 2 MB card and a micro SD memory card slot for upgrading. An 8-megapixel rear camera with auto-focus, LED flash and a 1.3-megapixel front camera are also part of the package. Obviously, a wide variety of Samsung Infuse accessories have hit stores to complement the new device’s dimensions.
A clean and minimal best perfectly describes the look of the smart phone; the developers avoided adding too many buttons and controls to make it more convenient. Volume buttons are on the left, a power/wake button is on the right, and a 3.5-millimeter headphone jack sits atop the device, next to a microphone. A 2nd microphone and a micro-USB port are at the bottom of the phone, with a small touch of flair to the phone's rectangle look. To keep the weight of the Infuse down, Samsung used solidly made plastic for comfort in the hand, and for pockets and purses. Under the cover, a generous 1750mAh battery provides great talking and stand-by time. For the $199.99 price (with two-year contract), the Infuse needs to be touched and held to be appreciated. After admiring the stunning brightness on the phone, buyers will probably take a peek at a Samsung Infuse screen protector to avoid unsightly fingerprints from handling, and for tough protection from chips, scratches and dust.
There are already over 150,000 applications offered for this handset because AT&T no longer bans "sideloaded" applications. Users can now customize their phones from the Android Market and stores outside the market. The company's customized TouchWiz interface hides the bland look of many Androids, and provides a choice of seven different home screens. Bundle this handset with a Samsung Infuse case, and the device will fit anyone's lifestyle. Cases for the phone range from black leather holsters to silicone carriers built to handle everyday use. And there's no shortage of designs and colors for personalization.
The recently released Samsung Infuse may seem like any other rectangular-shaped smart phone, but once a shopper looks and gets the feel of this beauty, no other device will look quite the same. Some people view the Infuse as an iPhone replacement, but when used, buyers will know they've discovered another addition to Samsung's user-friendly line.
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