Samsung Armani Night Effect Mobile Phone is I4U Top 100 Gift Tip #42

Some users prefer a phone that offers great features and a flashy design. For this crowd Samsung and Emporio Armani have teamed up for a mobile phone called the Night Effect that is aimed at younger users that like to go to nightclubs and enjoy bright city life.

The handset has an AMOLED screen and LED lighting effects that let the phone glow in green, blue, or red. The LED effects activate when a call is received or made using the phone. The screen is 2.2-inches and the phone has a 3MP camera. Other features include Bluetooth 2.0 and USB 2.0 connectivity. The handset will be available starting in November.

For Whom: The Night Effect is great for mobile phone users wanting a device with nice features that also offers a unique look.

The Good:

• LED light effects
• HSDPA connectivity
• microSD expansion slot

The Bad:

• Screen is small
• Likely to be expensive

Where to Buy:

You can buy the Samsung Night Effect starting in November at major online retailers.

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