Reviews and Problems with Samsung SGH-M8800 / Pixon
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Overall 6
Samsung Pixon M8800 Review
recombu.com
17 June 2011
Conclusion: If you’re looking for a camera phone with a touchscreen then the Pixon is worth checking out. It would have been better with a xenon flash and Wi-Fi but there are...
Excerpt: T here was a time when hearing about an 8 megapixel mobile phone camera would have inspired a look of disbelief and awe to the average mobile consumer, now it’s pretty
Conclusion: For your audio pleasure, there’s SRS (Surround Sound System) Virtual 5.1CH, DNSe (Digital Natural Sound engine) with Bluetooth 2.0 and USB 2.0 for shuffling files on and
Conclusion: Samsung has chosen the right direction for development of their touchscreen phones. The experiments with the Croix interface were not successful so the company had to
Pros: Great video playback capabilities, 8MP camera with good quality, Quality music player, Good overall functionality
Cons: Weak web browser, Poor flash, No color schemes, Not a smartphone
Summary: As far as call quality is concerned, the M8800 is nothing to write home about - it compares quite favorably to other Samsung-branded phones and puts up a tad below
Excerpt: Samsung Pixon M8800 [Review] Frazier Barretto, Apr 27, 2009 1815 hrs IST 8MP touchscreen phone with great multimedia features Slim and lightweight, video format support,
Pros: Slim and lightweight, video format support, good camera (single shot and video), good audio, TV-Out, widgets, smooth and simple interface
Cons: Battery life, partial multi-tasking, poor bundle, no Wi-Fi, GPS