World's Thinnest 3G Phone - Samsung SGH-Z150

Feb 9 2006, 8:29am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

The new Samsung SGH-Z150 3G mobile phone only is 9.8mm thick.

Samsung will introduce the SGH-Z150 at the 3GSM conference next week. The WCDMA phone features Video on Demand. More details is Samsung not sharing for now.

The SGH-Z150 is a real break through, not just in the 3G sector. Even the thin Motorola SLVR L7 is actually thicker with 11.43mm.More details on AkihabaraNews and in the Samsung press-release (Korean).

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