New Tiny Samsung Sliders SCH-V910, SPH-V9100 and SPH-V9150

Mar 14 2006, 2:35am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

The new Samsung slider phone is really tiny, unless the model in the photo has unusually big hands.

Korean carrier Anycall is supposed to offer the new Samsung SCH-V910, SPH-V9100 and SPH-V9150 (it is not clear what the differences between those models are). This tiny slider features a 1.3MP camera, Flash User interface and MP3 player.More details in this Samsung press-release (Korean). Anycall has a product page up for the SPH-V9100.

As always with Korean language press-releases the automatic translation quality is really low. Some of the information might be not accurate.

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