Samsung Omnia 7 smartphone

Samsung Omnia 7 review: The Windows Phone 7-powered Omnia 7 smartphone includes an impressive 4in Super AMOLED display

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Specifications:

Digital camera features
Camera resolution (megapixels)
5
Geotagging
Yes
Display
Screen resolution
480x800
Screen size
4in
Display technology
Super AMOLED
Number of colours
16000000
Touch screen
Capacitive
Accelerometer
Yes
Flash
Flash type
LED
General
Colour
Black
GPS
GPS receiver
Yes
Input
Keyboard type
Touch screen
Mail / Messaging
Messaging capabilities
E-mail, MMS, SMS
Microsoft Exchange support
Yes
Attachment editing
Yes
Attachment viewing
Yes
Memory
Mobile phone features
Form factor
Candy bar
Mobile phone networks
Mobile phone networks
Optus
Network bands
1800MHz (2G), 1900MHz (2G), 2100MHz (3G), 850MHz (2G), 900MHz (2G), 900MHz (3G)
Multimedia
Radio support
FM
Video playback
Yes
Music playback
Yes
Phone features
Speakerphone
Yes
Vibration alert
Yes
PIM (Personal Information Management) features
PIM features
Alarm, Calculator, Calendar
Power
Battery type
Rechargeable
Removable battery
Yes
Power supply
Battery
Talk time
370min
Standby time
330hours
Battery size (milliamp hours - mAh)
1500
Processor
Processor speed
1GHz
Processor type
Qualcomm Snapdragon
Size and weight
Weight
138.2g
Height
122.4mm
Width
62.2mm
Depth
11mm
Software
Operating system
Windows Phone
Storage
Internal storage
8GB
Supported file formats
Audio files
eAAC+, MP3, WAV, WMA
Document files
Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Word
Video files
H.263, H.264, MPEG-4, WMV
Wired connections
Wired Terminals / Ports
3.5mm headphone jack
Wireless connections
A2DP Bluetooth
Yes
Wireless technology supported
3G, Bluetooth, Wireless 802.11b, Wireless 802.11g, Wireless 802.11n
*Specifications are subject to change without notice. While every attempt has been made by IDG Communications in the production of these specifications, possible errors or omissions may still occur. IDG Communications neither assumes legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of any product specifications supplied.

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