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Samsung unveils first 3G UMTS phone in North America

January 5, 2006

Samsung Telecommunications America (Samsung) and Cingular Wireless announced the upcoming market availability of the Samsung zx10, the first 3G/UMTS phone in North America. UMTS enables data connections similar to broadband speeds, making it possible for consumers using the Samsung zx10 via Cingular Wireless service to watch streaming video, download games and access email faster than ever before.

The zx10's integrated multimedia features, including video streaming/audio streaming and 1.3 megapixel camera, make the most of the phone's high-speed UMTS technology. When downloading content, the zx10 takes approximately 40 seconds to download a 1MB file, at speeds ranging from 220 to 320 kbps.

With the recent announcement of Cingular Video, an on-demand streaming video service that delivers fast, personalized access to a variety of entertainment and information services, consumers using the zx10 will be able to quickly access exclusive content, including video clips, ringtones and 3D games. Using the phone's internal 50MB of shared memory and microSD memory card slot, consumers can store volumes of digital entertainment to access anytime, anyplace.

"Samsung has incorporated cutting-edge UMTS technology into its zx10 giving consumers high-speed connectivity to access their favorite music and video content," said Peter Skarzynski, senior vice president, Samsung. "We're making audio and video on demand a reality."

The zx10's GSM quad-band support also gives consumers one communication device while traveling around the world where GSM networks are supported, and a speakerphone allowing for easy, hands-free conversations.

-- Quad-Band: GSM 1900/1800/900/850 MHz; Dual-Band: 1900/850 UMTS

-- 1.3 Megapixel Camera - 2X Digital Zoom, Multi-Shot, Self Timer, Brightness Adjustment

-- Video Streaming and Audio Streaming

-- Media Player (MPEG4, RealOne, H.263, MP3, AAC)

-- Multimedia Memory: 50MB Shared for MP3 Player and Camera

-- MicroSD Memory Card Slot

-- Wireless Internet Support for MediaNet 3.0

-- Displays: (Internal: 262K-Color, TFT, 172x220 Pixel) (External: B&W, 96x96 Pixel)

-- Messaging Services: SMS, MMS, AOL, ICQ, Yahoo! Instant Messaging

-- Email

 

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