Samsung sold 1 Million Sync SGH-A707 HSDPA Phones in US

Apr 11 2007, 7:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Samsung has sold 1 million of the SGH-A707 HSDPA music phone in the United States. The phone is only on the market since 5 month.

The Samsung A707 features a 2MP camera, 2 inch color screen with 240 x 320 pixels resolution, music and video player, Bluetooth and 420 minutes of talk time. This clamshell phone is 17mm thin.
Overall measurements are 3.72" x 1.99" x 0.65" (94 x 51 x 17 mm).
The A707 is available in three colors through Cingular.

The Samsung Blackjack sold 500,000 times so far in the US.
More details on the Samsung site (Korean).

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