Samsung has launched its fully-loaded handset, Samsung Omnia (SGH-i900), in the Indian market.
The Omnia features Samsung's patented TouchWiz user interface to make entering data and text simple. With unique widgets, users can customise and personalise the way they use their phone. The phone has a high resolution, touch-sensitive, 3.2-inch WQVGA LCD screen that uses intuitive tap, sweep, drag and drop operations as well as an on-screen QWERTY keyboard. Further , the Omnia facilitates easy and convenient calling and texting with a dedicated dome key for controlling communications.
The phone features MultiCodec support for DivX, Xvid and other video formats; offers GPS, including navigation and geo-tagging capabilities and comes with a five-megapixel CMOS camera with the latest value-added features, which include auto-focus (AF), face detection, smile detection and auto-panorama shot.
Based on the Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional operating system, Samsung Omnia gives users a mobile extension to their PC experience, with access to MS Office documents such as PowerPoint, Excel and Word. Users can also send and receive email and manage their appointments in Outlook while on the go. The phone also allows users to switch seamlessly between Microsoft Outlook email and productivity applications that replicate the look and feel of their PC - with a stroke of their finger.
The Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional operating system means users can download additional programs as they would on their PC and customize it for their individual needs. For ease of navigation, an optical mouse similar to those on laptop computers offers improved usability and one-handed control.
Announcing the launch of Samsung Omnia, Sunil Dutt, Country Head-Samsung Telecom, said, "Samsung Omnia is our flagship model aimed at users who desire a lot of functionality, a lot of style, a lot of usability and a lot of entertainment in one innovative device. Samsung Omnia will help users to be at the forefront of work and play and at the same time, to stay connected anytime, anywhere".
The 12.5-mm slim phone sports a platinum-look finish and hairline patterns on the back and is available with 32 GB Memory (16 GB Internal Memory + 16 GB MicroSD card from Sandisk) and 24 GB Memory (8 GB Internal Memory + 16 GB MicroSD Card) and is priced at Rs. 39,999 (32 GB Memory) and Rs. 37,999 (24 GB Memory).
Samsung Launches The Omnia in India
By: Tech2.com News Staff
| Sep 24, 2008
Tags: [ I-Killer ]
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Piyush Bhartia @ Oct 15, 2008
euuu @ Oct 01, 2008
euuu @ Oct 01, 2008
Now compared to that this phone is not overpriced.....though it is :D
I'll wait for 3-4 months 4 d price to reduce............
or I'll go for used one :D
I think after launch of xperia samsung will reduce d price
Cheers
Shadab @ Sep 29, 2008
Sudip @ Sep 28, 2008
!
i hope u stop trying to prove ur point .. coz ur comments arnt even worth the time u spending typin em.. as u can see every one like u out here.. u just give us a nice days laugh!
AK @ Sep 27, 2008
AK @ Sep 27, 2008
Omnia is indeed a very good phone. and its Luxury ;)
Shadab @ Sep 27, 2008
Ryan @ Sep 27, 2008
Sudip @ Sep 27, 2008
Sudip @ Sep 27, 2008
infact to justify it being overpriced italy gets an xbox free with every omnia.. shows the samsung ppl in italy trying to do their best to please the customers. unlike india.. its LOOT LO business out here
ak @ Sep 27, 2008
Sudip @ Sep 26, 2008
That prove ur second point wrong.
LG Renoir might not be a smart phone , but its OS is supposed to be open source , it has dolby mobile sound, 8mpgs camera, slow motion fast motion iso 1600 etc etc etc.
omnia's user interface sux! check out the 11 threads at ppcsg.com and ul know wat i am toking about. most of its ROM doesnt even allow scroller everywhere. it has its plus and negatives and elsewhere in the world its not bundled with the 16 gb card , then why here??? btw renoir is 800$
AK @ Sep 26, 2008
Sudip @ Sep 26, 2008
P Venkata Rao @ Sep 26, 2008
AK @ Sep 26, 2008
Sudip @ Sep 26, 2008
Sudip @ Sep 26, 2008
do u really have an answer ...
newysz its ur opinion so gud luck to you for purchasing it...
Game
Game @ Sep 25, 2008
Sudip @ Sep 25, 2008
Gaurav @ Sep 25, 2008
Gaurav @ Sep 25, 2008
Anshuman @ Sep 25, 2008
Reg @ Sep 25, 2008
Rajan Nair @ Sep 25, 2008
Rajan Nair @ Sep 25, 2008
deep @ Sep 25, 2008
a windows mobile at 38k ... my gosh!!! when it is avb fr 16-18 k (htc)
someone outta his mind would only spend on ths gadget...
samsung ppl pls think from your head bfre putting a price tag to ur phones...
Game @ Sep 25, 2008
AJ @ Sep 25, 2008
a windows mobile at 38k ... my gosh!!! when it is avb fr 16-18 k (htc)
someone outta his mind would only spend on ths gadget...
samsung ppl pls think from your head bfre putting a price tag to ur phones...
Game @ Sep 25, 2008
a windows mobile at 38k ... my gosh!!! when it is avb fr 16-18 k (htc)
someone outta his mind would only spend on ths gadget...
samsung ppl pls think from your head bfre putting a price tag to ur phones...
Game @ Sep 25, 2008
40% ppl are still under the poverty line.
we are offered cell phone not at subsidized rates like USA, UK, GER etc where phones are offered on contracts also!
so tell me whose going to buy again?? what kind of market research are these companies doing? and so are u?
we are still paid less compared to the other developed or developing countries.. where do u think we laymen in general who make a major proportion of the population (note : working class) get the money to buy this from?
akash @ Sep 25, 2008
Have some sense man.
Pravin @ Sep 24, 2008
Shreyas @ Sep 24, 2008
Sudip @ Sep 24, 2008
Amar @ Sep 24, 2008
ashish1099 @ Sep 24, 2008
akash @ Sep 24, 2008
akash @ Sep 24, 2008
akash @ Sep 24, 2008
Sudip @ Sep 24, 2008
kamal raj @ Sep 24, 2008
50000rs? this is maddening! pls drill some sense into these marketers their market research sucks! i wonder whose going to buy a phone at 36000-39000! STUPid STUPID! i wonder why i waited over 4 months for this phone! F$##% ye samsung!!!
akash @ Sep 24, 2008
Even Laptops which has more function, memory and features
Amar @ Sep 24, 2008
Sudip @ Sep 24, 2008
akash @ Sep 24, 2008
At least it's not going to be locked to a carrier like iPhone did.. Or is it?
SK @ Sep 24, 2008
Amey @ Sep 24, 2008
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