Samsung SCH-W740 Haptic 8MP Camera Phone unveiled

Mar 25 2009, 10:26am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Samsung unveiled the new SCH-W740 Haptic 8MP camera phone in Korea.
The Samsung SCH-W740 features besides a cool 8MP camera, 3.3 inch touchscreen, Samsung's Haptic UI, HSUPA, DMB TV, Bluetooth, Xenon flash, auto focus, smile shot, and business card scanner.

If I read the Korean press-release correctly then the SCH-W740 can recognize faces in photos and assign them to a stored contact.
The Samsung SCH-W740 is a typical phone for the Korean market, which does not call itself a smartphone but is totally overstuffed with features.
Via this Samsung announcement (Korean).

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